Endpoint protection for laptops, servers and people who work anywhere.
Prevention, detection and containment for hybrid estates — including ransomware, fileless activity and the signed tools attackers already find on the machine.
Signature antivirus was built for a different kind of network.
Staff work from offices, homes and client sites. Applications run on laptops, virtual desktops and cloud servers. A lot of what gets through today never arrives as a recognisable virus. It uses PowerShell, a browser, or a package someone installed on purpose.
F Creative Studio 360 treats endpoint security as prevention, investigation and response together, and connects that work to identity, cloud and the rest of your security operations.
- Ransomware
- Encryption that starts on one laptop and moves through shared drives, backups and domain credentials.
- Fileless attacks
- Activity that runs in memory or in a script, so there is no file for signature antivirus to catch.
- Living off the land
- PowerShell, WMI and other signed tools used in a way that looks like ordinary administration.
- Supply-chain code
- Malicious packages and developer tools that execute on an engineer’s machine before they reach production.
How an incident is handled
The useful part is not another agent. It is a sequence the team can follow when something on a device looks wrong, including devices that never sit on the office LAN.
- 1
Prevent
Behavioral and reputation controls stop known malware, suspicious execution and common techniques before they run.
- 2
Detect
Continuous telemetry flags unusual process, file and identity activity that prevention missed.
- 3
Investigate
The record shows what ran, what it touched and how far the activity spread.
- 4
Contain
The affected device can be isolated and the process stopped without taking the rest of the estate offline.
- 5
Recover
Persistence is removed, the device is returned to a clean state, and the incident is handed to your SIEM and response workflow.
What the service includes
Coverage spans user laptops, servers, virtual desktops and supported cloud workloads, on Windows, macOS and Linux. Policy is set for the system, not copied from a laptop onto a domain controller.
Prevention beyond signatures
Behavioral analysis, reputation and policy controls for malicious execution, credential access and ransomware behavior.
Endpoint detection and response
Process, file, registry and network activity recorded so an analyst can trace an incident instead of working from a single alert.
Containment for remote devices
Isolate a host, stop a process and remove persistence from the console, including laptops that are not on the office network.
One operational view
Workstations, servers, virtual desktops and remote devices in the same picture, so coverage gaps are visible.
Attack surface reduction
Application control, device control and host firewall policy limit what can run, be plugged in, or be reached from a compromised laptop.
Connected to the rest of security
Endpoint activity is fed into identity, cloud, exposure management and SIEM so a device alert is investigated as part of the wider incident.
What changes for the team
- A shorter gap between first execution, detection and containment.
- Visibility into malware-free activity that signature antivirus does not see.
- The same protection for people in the office, at home and on the road.
- An investigation path, rather than a queue of unrelated alerts.
- A phased replacement of overlapping endpoint tools.
- Policy, incident and coverage records that stand up to an audit.
How we work
Endpoint telemetry on its own is a stream of alerts. We connect it to identity, cloud and exposure so a suspicious process is read against the account and the systems it can reach.
1.Assess
Review the estate, operating systems, current agents, privileged users and the incidents that matter to the business.
2.Design
Set prevention policy, telemetry and integrations, and plan a rollout around change windows and critical systems.
3.Deploy
Roll out in stages, confirm coverage, and retire the previous antivirus only after the new controls are in place.
4.Operate
Tune detections, review incidents and keep coverage current as people, devices and threats change.
Common questions
What is the difference between antivirus, EPP and EDR?+
Traditional antivirus looks for known malicious files. An endpoint protection platform adds behavioral prevention and attack-surface controls so unknown and fileless techniques can be stopped before they run. Endpoint detection and response records what happened on the device, so the team can investigate, contain and recover when something gets past prevention.
Will this protect people who are not on the corporate network?+
Yes. Policy is enforced on the device. A laptop in a home office, a hotel or a client site still receives updates and can be isolated, as long as it can reach the management platform.
Do you replace our current tools or sit beside them?+
We start by looking at overlap. Where two products do the same job, we plan a phased retirement. Where a tool still has a role — identity, SIEM, email — we connect endpoint telemetry to it rather than replacing it.
Can you operate this for us?+
Yes. Some clients want design and deployment alongside their own team. Others want ongoing monitoring, hunting and response with their SOC. You keep ownership of policy and risk. We take on the operational work you want us to.
Does this cover servers as well as user devices?+
Yes. Laptops, Windows and Linux servers, virtual desktops and supported cloud workloads can sit in the same program. Policy is set for how each type of system is used. A finance laptop and a domain controller are not treated the same way.
Talk through the estate you have today.
Overlapping agents, remote users, servers that are hard to see. We can start with the coverage gaps that are worth closing first.