Managed EDR/XDR with 24/7 response - so a phished laptop doesn't become a full network compromise.

Every laptop, server and mobile device your team uses is a potential entry point, and with hybrid work, BYOD policies and cloud-synced everything, the number of endpoints most organisations need to protect keeps climbing faster than their security headcount. Endpoint security is what stands between a phished laptop and a full network compromise.
Vinca Cyber's endpoint security practice combines next-generation antivirus, EDR and XDR with 24/7 monitoring, bringing the same 360° Cyber Resilience approach we've applied for 22 years to every device on your network, powered by our partnerships with Cynet and Palo Alto Cortex XDR.
Endpoint security protects laptops, desktops, servers and mobile devices from malware, ransomware, exploits and fileless attacks - the layer of defence closest to where an attack actually lands. It's evolved well beyond traditional antivirus: modern endpoint protection solutions combine EDR (Endpoint Detection & Response), which investigates and responds to threats already inside a device, with XDR (Extended Detection & Response), which correlates that endpoint data with network, cloud and identity signals to catch attacks that no single layer would spot alone.
The distinction matters commercially too - an EPP (Endpoint Protection Platform) blocks known threats, while EDR solutions assume something will get through and focus on catching it fast.

Every engagement is backed by our 24/7 managed SOC, so an endpoint alert doesn't sit in a queue until someone has time to look at it.
Continuous endpoint monitoring and automated response via Cynet's all-in-one platform and Palo Alto Cortex XDR.
Our SOC investigates and contains endpoint alerts around the clock, not just during business hours.
Behavioural detection and lateral-movement deception to stop ransomware before it spreads.
Endpoint-layer controls that reduce the attack surface exposed by browsers and locally installed apps.
Rollout, policy tuning and false-positive reduction across your device fleet, not just a license handover.
Periodic testing to confirm your endpoint security software is actually catching what it's supposed to.
Endpoint security services are one layer of a wider cyber security software stack, not a replacement for it. On their own, application security tools and web app security tools protect what your developers build; endpoint security protects the devices your people actually use. Firewalls and IT security systems handle network-level enforcement; endpoint agents handle what happens once something reaches the device itself.
We're often asked whether our endpoint work overlaps with consumer internet security software. It doesn't: consumer antivirus is built for a single device with no central management, while our cyber security solutions are built for fleets of hundreds or thousands of endpoints, with centralised policy, reporting and 24/7 response behind them.

Review current endpoint protection solutions and identify gaps across your device fleet.
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SPF, DKIM and DMARC enforcement plus phishing filtering - so your domain can't be spoofed and malicious mail doesn't land.
Check Point and Palo Alto NGFW with ongoing policy tuning and 24/7 monitoring up to Layer 3.