Endpoint Protect
Protect the devices
that keep work moving.
Endpoint Protect combines backup, antivirus, endpoint detection and response (EDR), a security operations center (SOC) component, advanced patching and ransomware protection. It starts at $9.99 per endpoint/month; TSN confirms coverage and response duties in writing.
Device-first protectionSee the protection story
What happens when a work laptop needs attention?
Explore a short, fictional device example. See where updates, security signals, human decisions and recovery each fit. This does not scan a device.
Try the Endpoint Protection demonstration →Why it matters
Device risk becomes business interruption.
A practical conversation begins with the disruption your team wants to avoid.
01 / Continuity
A failed laptop
Know how work and data will continue when a device is lost or unavailable.
02 / Exposure
A missed update
Understand the patch gaps that can accumulate across a changing fleet.
03 / Response
Suspicious activity
Clarify who sees an alert and what responsibilities are agreed before an incident.
Documented layers
Six layers, one clearer view.
These are the published service elements; exact scope and eligibility belong in the written recommendation.
01 / Recover
Backup
Discuss data recovery expectations and the coverage that applies to your devices.
02 / Protect
Antivirus
A baseline against known malicious software.
03 / Detect
EDR
Endpoint detection and response signals for suspicious activity.
04 / Respond
SOC
A security operations component; escalation and hours require written agreement.
05 / Maintain
Advanced patching
Address update gaps as part of a managed device-security approach.
06 / Resist
Ransomware protection
A layer aimed at reducing the impact of ransomware behavior.
Coverage map
Start with the devices you actually use.
List the approximate fleet, operating systems, remote use and existing controls. Then map where each layer fits.
Illustrative workflow
One fleet. Several connected controls.
Protection, detection, response and recovery are different jobs. A good review makes the handoffs and remaining gaps visible.
Prepare for the reviewFrom interest to scope
Four steps to a device decision.
Count
Estimate endpoints and operating systems.
Review
Talk through current controls, backup and key concerns.
Compare
Compare Protect with the managed Elite option and ask TSN to document the operational difference.
Agree
Document eligibility, responsibilities and rollout before activation.
Protect or Elite
Choose the operating model.
| Question | Endpoint Protect | Endpoint Elite |
|---|---|---|
| Published starting rate | From $9.99 / endpoint / month | From $35.99 / endpoint / month |
| Focus | Layered endpoint-security starting point | Managed endpoint option; responsibilities require written scope |
| Specific duties | Confirm in written scope | Confirm in written scope |
If your team needs a managed endpoint option, explore Endpoint Elite and agree responsibilities before purchase.
Questions
Clarify the boundaries.
Does backup mean every file is recoverable?
Backup is a documented layer; what is covered and how recovery works must be confirmed in the service scope.
Who handles alerts?
The service lists a SOC component, but alert ownership, routing and timing require written agreement.
Which devices qualify?
The review should confirm operating system and device eligibility before a final recommendation.
Build a clearer picture of your fleet.
Start with an approximate device count and the concern that matters most.
Request a Review →