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Managed Endpoint Security Services

Managed Endpoint Security is the continuous monitoring, protection, and response coverage applied to every device in your environment, including laptops, desktops, servers, and mobile endpoints. APT Security Management, based in North Charleston, SC, delivers Managed Endpoint Security to businesses across the United States through a prepaid token-based model with no long-term service contracts required. Every device in your network is a potential entry point, and this service makes sure each one is covered.

Who Needs Managed Endpoint Security

If your team uses computers, servers, or mobile devices to do business, you need endpoint protection that goes beyond a basic antivirus install. The threat landscape has moved well past what signature-based tools can catch on their own.


Businesses that benefit most from this service tend to fall into a few situations. You may have remote or hybrid employees connecting from personal networks. You may be handling sensitive customer data that puts you in scope for HIPAA, PCI-DSS, or SOC 2. You may have recently experienced an incident and realized your current tooling left gaps. Or you may simply have grown to a point where managing endpoint protection in-house is no longer practical.


Compliance-driven organizations often require documented endpoint protection controls as part of their audit preparation. APT's Managed Endpoint Security service supports requirements under NIST CSF, SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and CMMC, and the reporting you receive can be used directly as audit evidence.

What You Get

All Managed Endpoint Security engagements are priced in tokens. Contact us for a token quote based on the size and complexity of your environment.

Deployment and configuration of endpoint detection and response (EDR) agents across your environment, using proven tools from partners including Sophos, Bitdefender, and Trend Micro

24x7 monitoring of endpoint activity for signs of malware, ransomware, lateral movement, and unauthorized access attempts

Threat containment and response when a detection occurs, including isolation of affected endpoints to stop spread

Monthly reporting on endpoint health, detections, and any actions taken, delivered through your engagement tier portal or by email

Policy tuning and ongoing configuration management to reduce false positives and keep coverage aligned with your environment

Clear escalation paths and direct communication when a real incident is confirmed

Documentation of endpoint coverage and detection events suitable for compliance audits and cyber insurance reporting

How It Works

Why APT

APT's team holds certifications including OSCP, CISSP, and CEH. When a detection occurs, the people reviewing it understand attacker behavior, not just alert logic. That context matters when deciding whether to escalate or resolve.


The token model means you are not locked into a 12-month retainer to access this service. You buy tokens, spend them on what you need, and adjust as your environment changes. There are no commissions, no vendor kickbacks, and no pressure to buy tools you do not need.


APT partners with providers like Sophos, Bitdefender, and Trend Micro for endpoint protection. These are not exclusive relationships, and APT does not receive commissions for placing products. Tool recommendations are made based on fit for your environment.


Reporting is designed to be useful, not overwhelming. Your team gets clear summaries of what was detected, what was done about it, and what your current coverage looks like. Executives and technical staff both get formats that work for them.

Choose Your Engagement Model

Every MNSS engagement is delivered through one of APT's three engagement models:

ravenWing

Email-based updates and scheduled security reports. Ideal for small businesses that want reliable endpoint coverage without managing a portal.

ravenGuard

Secure client portal access with role-specific reporting for both technical and non-technical staff, plus scheduled status meetings. Ideal for growing businesses that want active visibility into their endpoint environment.

ravenSentinel

Custom dashboard integrations, collaborative strategy sessions, and direct coordination with your internal IT team. Ideal for enterprises that need endpoint security deeply embedded in their operations.

Not sure which fits? Talk to a strategist.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Managed Endpoint Security and how does it work?

Managed Endpoint Security is the ongoing monitoring and protection of the devices in your environment, including laptops, desktops, servers, and mobile endpoints. APT deploys EDR agents to your devices, monitors activity around the clock, and responds when threats are detected. You receive regular reporting and direct communication when action is taken.

How is Managed Endpoint Security priced, and how do tokens work?

APT uses a prepaid token system instead of traditional monthly retainer contracts. You purchase tokens and spend them against active services. The token cost for Managed Endpoint Security depends on the number of devices in your environment and the level of reporting and response you need. Contact us for a token quote specific to your setup.

How long does it take to get fully covered after signing up?

Most environments are fully deployed and monitored within one to two weeks of engagement kickoff. The timeline depends on the number of endpoints, your IT team's availability to assist with rollout, and whether any existing tools need to be replaced or integrated with.

What is the difference between Managed Endpoint Security and MDR?

Managed Endpoint Security focuses specifically on protecting and monitoring the devices in your environment. Managed Detection and Response (MDR) is broader and includes network, cloud, and identity-layer visibility in addition to endpoints. Endpoint security is often the starting point, and MDR layers additional coverage on top of it. APT can help you determine which scope fits your environment.

What specific threats does this service protect against?

The service is configured to detect and respond to ransomware, malware, fileless attacks, unauthorized access attempts, lateral movement between devices, and data exfiltration behaviors. Detection policies are tuned for your environment to reduce noise and keep alerts meaningful.

Can you help us meet compliance requirements for endpoint protection?

Yes. The service produces documentation and reporting that supports audit requirements under SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, NIST CSF, and CMMC. APT can provide evidence of endpoint coverage and detection activity that your auditors or assessors can review directly.

What types of businesses does APT work with for Managed Endpoint Security?

APT works with businesses of all sizes across the United States, from small businesses with a single office to enterprises with distributed and remote workforces. The service is particularly useful for organizations handling regulated data, companies undergoing compliance assessments, and businesses that have outgrown self-managed endpoint tools.

​Ready to Get Started?

Book a free 30-minute consultation. We'll review your current endpoint environment, answer your questions, and give you a clear token estimate with no obligation.

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