Flagship · Prevention
Zero-Trust Endpoint Protection
Traditional antivirus tries to recognise bad software. Zero trust flips it around: only the software your business approves is allowed to run. New ransomware, malicious scripts and unwanted tools are blocked by default.
If it isn't on the list, it doesn't run.
What you get
Controls that stop attacks other tools miss.
Application allowlisting
Only approved applications, scripts and libraries can execute — everything else is denied.
Application containment
Even trusted apps are limited in what they can touch, so they can't be abused to reach your files, the internet or other programs.
Storage control
Decide who can use USB drives and network shares, and log what is copied.
Admin elevation
Remove local admin rights without slowing staff down — approved apps get elevated only when needed.
How it works
Locked down, without locking your team out.
Learn
We deploy in learning mode to catalogue the software your business actually uses.
Review
Together we approve what's needed and remove what isn't.
Secure
Protection switches to default-deny. Unknown software is blocked automatically.
Manage
Staff can request new software, and our team reviews and approves requests quickly.
Questions
Frequently asked
Will this get in the way of my staff?
The learning period means the software people already use keeps working. When someone needs something new, they request it with one click and our team handles approval promptly during business hours.
Does it replace antivirus?
It complements it. Zero trust stops unapproved software from running at all; detection tools and 24/7 monitoring watch for attackers misusing approved tools. Together they cover far more than either alone.
Why is zero trust so effective against ransomware?
Ransomware has to run as a program on your machines. If that program isn't approved, it is blocked — even if no security vendor has seen it before.
Free zero trust readiness assessment
See how your business measures up to zero trust.
We've built our own zero trust readiness tool to show you exactly where you stand. With your written authorisation, it checks the Windows workstations and servers you authorise against 42 security controls, and the report lists any device it couldn't reach. It is read-only: no software is installed and no settings are changed.
You receive a branded report with a readiness score out of 100 and your maturity stage on the CISA Zero Trust Maturity Model, with every control mapped to the zero trust tenets of NIST SP 800-207. It's free, there's no obligation, and we walk you through the results in plain English.
What's in the report
- An overall readiness score, plus scores for the three zero trust principles: verify explicitly, least privilege and assume breach
- A scorecard across nine zero trust areas, from application allowlisting to identity verification
- Your top priority risks, ranked by severity, with how many devices each one affects
- Device-by-device results with the evidence behind every finding
- A phased roadmap showing what to fix first, without disrupting your team
The nine areas we assess
Stop ransomware before it runs.
Start with a free zero trust assessment and see exactly where your gaps are.