Endpoint Compliance
Continuous checks that every laptop, desktop and server meets your security baseline, with non-compliant devices flagged, fixed or kept away from sensitive systems.
- NIST CSF 2.0 functions
- Identify Protect
- Relevant for
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- Banking and financial services
- Telecommunications
- Government and public sector
- Oil and gas
Overview
A security policy is only as good as the devices that follow it. Laptops miss updates, protection gets switched off and settings drift, often unnoticed until an audit or an incident.
We help you define the baseline, measure every endpoint against it and enforce it in stages, so non-compliant devices are found and fixed instead of discovered later.
What you get
- One view of which devices meet the baseline and which do not
- Missing updates, disabled protection and risky settings found automatically
- Non-compliant devices fixed or restricted before they reach sensitive systems
- Compliance evidence ready for auditors
What we cover
- Security baselines based on CIS Benchmarks and your own policies
- Checks for disk encryption, antivirus or EDR, firewall, patch level and local administrators
- Automatic remediation of common configuration drift
- Access decisions based on compliance status
- Reports by site, department and device group
How we work
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Define the baseline
We agree with you the checks every endpoint must pass, and which systems need exceptions.
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Measure
We deploy the checks in report-only mode and show the real compliance picture.
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Fix
We remediate the common causes and agree exceptions with their owners.
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Enforce
We link compliance to access in stages, and hand over reports and procedures.
Deliverables
- Endpoint security baseline
- Deployed compliance checks and dashboards
- Exception and remediation procedure
- Administrator training
Questions buyers ask
Will non-compliant devices be blocked straight away?
No. We start in report-only mode, fix the common causes with you and only then enforce, with clear messages for users.
Does this replace patch management?
No. Compliance checks confirm that updates and settings are in place, and patch management delivers them. The two work together.
Related offerings
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Unified Endpoint Management (UEM)
One way to enroll, configure, secure and update laptops, desktops and mobile devices, so every endpoint meets your security baseline.
NIST CSF function: Protect NIST CSF function: Identify -
Patch Management
A reliable process and tooling to test and deploy security updates across operating systems and applications, with deadlines based on risk.
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Configuration Review
A detailed review of how your firewalls, servers, network devices, directories and cloud tenants are configured against security benchmarks.
NIST CSF function: Protect