Service · Cybersecurity

Antivirus and EDR

In many firms, endpoint protection is the sum of decisions nobody coordinated. The accounts PCs run one vendor, the new laptops another, the server still has an expired trial and a handful of machines rely on whatever Windows ships with. Each product has its own console, and alerts land in a mailbox nobody checks, or nowhere at all. After a ransomware attack, the logs often show that the attacker's tools were flagged days earlier and simply ignored. Modern endpoint detection and response goes beyond recognising known malware files. It notices suspicious behaviour, such as a Word document launching a command shell or an account encrypting hundreds of files within minutes. But EDR is only as good as the person who sees its alert and makes a decision. We consolidate protection onto one platform with one console, tune it around your business software and make it unambiguous who receives each alert and what happens next.

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Single console

for Windows, macOS, servers and mobiles

EDR

behaviour-based detection, not only signatures

Isolation

cut an infected device off the network in one click

Clear ownership

who reacts to which alert

What the work covers in practice

Often the right product is already licensed, Defender for Business within Microsoft 365 Business Premium being the typical example. We also work with other established vendors.

Agree the scope with the engineer who will do the work

Coverage audit

Which product runs on which device, which devices have nothing, which licences have lapsed? You receive a device-by-device table.

Consolidation

Old products are removed cleanly and one solution is installed everywhere. Two antivirus engines side by side cause both slowdowns and blind spots.

Hardening policies

Tamper protection, attack surface reduction rules such as limiting Office macros and scripts arriving by email, and controlled folder access against ransomware.

Servers and business software

Exclusions recommended by the makers of Logo, Mikro, Netsis or your patient software for their databases and folders, no more and no less. Overly broad exclusions become hiding places.

Alerting and response

Alerts go to a monitored mailbox or straight into our ticketing system. For serious alerts the device is isolated, sessions are revoked and you are informed.

Monthly overview

A short summary of protection status, devices behind on updates, incidents and actions taken.

How we approach the job, from first call to handover

Switching products is quick. Making sure someone keeps watching afterwards is what counts.

Inventory and licences

We record every device and installed product and check whether your current licences cover what you need.

Pilot

Installation on a few machines per department, checking for conflicts with business software, printer drivers and scanner utilities.

Rollout

Legacy products removed and the new platform deployed remotely in waves, with a coverage check after each wave.

Response plan

Who reviews alerts, how issues escalate and what happens out of hours, written down in line with your service plan.

An alert nobody reads is no better than no alert. Most attacks begin causing damage hours or even days after the first EDR warning. Whether that window is used depends entirely on someone looking. We do not consider a deployment finished until the alert workflow is written down.

Frequently asked questions

Defender Antivirus in Windows is a solid baseline. Defender for Business or Defender for Endpoint adds EDR, central management, device isolation and attack surface rules. The real gain is seeing every device in one place and being able to respond to alerts.

The usual answer is to set the folder and process exclusions the software maker recommends. Switching protection off or excluding the whole drive leaves a serious gap. The pilot is where we find such clashes and document the correct exclusions.

Our standard hours are Monday to Friday, 09:00-18:00 Turkey time. Out-of-hours monitoring and response are defined in the contract through the Premium plan or the 24/7 support service. Without that, we narrow the gap with automated measures, for example isolating a device automatically on critical alerts.

Even a five-person office benefits from central management, because small businesses are ransomware targets too. Pricing depends on device count and plan; the Start plan begins at €490 per month plus VAT for up to 10 users.

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See every device on one screen

Tell us how many devices you have and which protection products you use now. We will explain what your current licences can do.

Email
office@apply.tr

Availability
Weekdays 09:00-18:00 Turkey time (GMT+3); an answer follows by the next working day

Calls
By video, over Microsoft Teams or Google Meet

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