Every laptop, server and phone is a way in. Billow's endpoint security and EDR services protect them all — next-gen antivirus to block known threats, endpoint detection and response to catch the ones that get through, and managed monitoring to contain incidents before they spread.
Endpoint security is the practice of protecting the devices that connect to your network — laptops, desktops, servers and mobile — from cyber threats; EDR (endpoint detection and response) is the technology that watches those devices for suspicious behavior and lets you respond fast. Together they defend the place most attacks actually land: the endpoint.
Traditional antivirus asks one question — "is this a known threat?" — and blocks it if the signature matches. That's necessary but no longer sufficient: modern attacks use novel malware, fileless techniques and stolen credentials that no signature catches. EDR asks a different question — "is this behavior suspicious?" — so it spots the intruder already inside, and gives your team the power to isolate a compromised device in seconds.
Billow delivers endpoint protection that combines both: next-gen antivirus to stop what it can, endpoint detection and response to catch what it can't, and managed EDR/MDR so a specialist team is watching and responding around the clock. For organizations that want a fuller picture, we extend it to XDR — correlating endpoint signals with email, identity, network and cloud.
Our endpoint security services cover the full defense — stopping what can be stopped, catching what gets through, and containing anything that lands.
Signature and AI-based prevention that blocks known malware and common attacks before they ever execute on a device.
Continuous behavioral monitoring that catches novel, fileless and living-off-the-land attacks traditional antivirus misses.
Our team deploys, monitors and responds to threats 24/7 — enterprise-grade detection and response without your own SOC.
Extend detection beyond the endpoint — correlating signals across email, identity, network and cloud for the full picture.
Configuration, patching and hardening across laptops, servers and mobile, so devices are secure by default, not by luck.
Proactive hunting for hidden threats, plus rapid incident response to isolate compromised devices and stop the spread.
No filter blocks 100% of attacks — so the question isn't just how to keep threats out, but how fast you spot and stop the ones that get in. Endpoint security is built around that reality: detect and respond, don't just prevent and hope.
Behavioral EDR spots novel, fileless and credential-based attacks that signature antivirus was never designed to see.
A compromised device can be isolated from the network instantly — stopping an incident before it becomes a breach.
Managed EDR/MDR means specialists are monitoring and responding 24/7 — attacks don't wait for business hours.
Correlating endpoint, email, identity and cloud signals turns scattered alerts into one clear story of what's happening.
We deploy and manage the leading endpoint security platforms — and recommend the right fit for your environment rather than forcing one.
Defender for Endpoint · XDR
Falcon EDR · XDR
Autonomous EDR/XDR
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We inventory your endpoints and review current protection — coverage gaps, unmanaged devices and detection blind spots.
We roll out the right EDR/NGAV platform across every device, tuned to your environment to minimize noise and false positives.
Managed detection and response takes over — 24/7 monitoring, threat hunting and rapid containment of anything suspicious.
We tune detections, review incidents and harden devices over time — so protection keeps pace with the threat landscape.
Endpoint security is one layer. These connect to it most closely across your security stack.
The full security practice this sits within — endpoint, SIEM & SOAR, cloud security, information protection and more.
Monitor identity and access events for threats — detecting the misuse that IAM controls are designed to prevent.
Control who logs in from those devices — the identity half of deciding who and what can reach your systems.
Most organizations wouldn't — until it's too late. Tell us how your endpoints are protected today and we'll show you the gaps, and how EDR closes them.
