What's included
Desktop and server protection, EPP, EDR/XDR, device control, security policy management, event collection, response, integration with SIEM/SOAR and operational support.
Partners to protect endpoints and servers
Endpoint security in RESTART projects can be built on the products Kaspersky, Security Code, Confident and UserGate. Kaspersky closes EPP, EDR/XDR, KATA and endpoint policy management; Security Code and Confidential help with regulated environments, trusted boot, workstation, server and virtualization protection; UserGate Client and related products are useful for secure access and network policies.
Kaspersky
endpoint, EDR/XDR, KATA, threat intelligence
Security code
regulatory information security, NGFW, VPN, endpoint, virtualization
Confidential
NSD, trusted download, VI, WAF, regulatory projects
UserGate
NGFW, SUMMA, SIEM, LogAn, Client, SecaaS
Partners are listed as the technology backbone of the solution class. The specific composition of products, versions, licenses, certificates and delivery conditions are confirmed before the project.
Where is it especially important?
Regulated environments, distributed offices, industrial sites, financial institutions, companies with a large number of workstations, remote access and increased requirements for device control.
How we work
We analyze the current environment, device classes, user roles and information security requirements, select solutions, design policies, conduct a pilot, implement and transmit recommendations for support.
What does the client get?
Managed endpoint protection, transparent policies, monitoring integration, infection risk reduction, and an incident response framework.
Risks and limitations
Before launch, the boundaries of the environment, data sources, information security requirements, access roles, integrations, process owners and operational restrictions are fixed. This reduces the risk of a formal implementation that does not work in the customer's actual architecture.
Result Artifacts
- description of the business problem and success criteria;
- target architecture or process design;
- integration and data requirements plan;
- list of risks, restrictions and control points;
- roadmap of implementation, pilot or development.
Frequently asked questions
When should the solution be launched?
When a task is repetitive, impacts risk or money, and requires linking multiple systems, data, or teams.
Is it possible to start with the pilot?
Yes. The pilot helps test the hypothesis, data, integrations and constraints before production implementation.
What restrictions are fixed in advance?
Access, data, regulation, timing, integration, operation, process owners and acceptance criteria.
Let's discuss your environment
Describe the task, current systems, constraints, and expected results. We will offer a practical first step: diagnostics, pilot, audit, roadmap or project team.
