Maintained centralised control
Our managed Antivirus service gives you centralised Cybersecurity Management of all IT assets and prevents users from shutting off or uninstalling their Antivirus Software to ensure continuous, up-to-date protection.
Our managed Antivirus service gives you centralised Cybersecurity Management of all IT assets and prevents users from shutting off or uninstalling their Antivirus Software to ensure continuous, up-to-date protection.
Avosec Managed Antivirus provides all-in-one protection that keeps users and connected devices – within the network or on public networks – safe from sophisticated online threats. Our team of Cybersecurity engineers watches vigilantly for alerts.
Our Solution enables us to rapidly deploy threat countermeasures to ensure your business remains secure. We do this using our partners worldwide network of sensors to analyse and neutralize the latest threats before they can put your business in danger. When a threat is identified on one device, we immediately push out updates to our entire network, helping us prevent more than 1.5 billion Malware attacks per month.
With Avosec Avast Business Managed Antivirus, businesses can rely on award-winning Endpoint Protection for devices, data, and people – anywhere on the network.
Remotely install antivirus on devices across multiple offices and centrally manage them from an easy-to-read dashboard to ensure all devices are always up-to-date and Malware-free.
Powerful cyber protection
Our hundreds of millions of users continually feed data into our immense cloud-based machine-learning engine, helping us quickly identify and destroy threats.
Complete visibility
Deploy, configure, and manage antivirus from a centralized dashboard for complete visibility across all managed devices, whether they are onsite or remote.
Comprehensive reporting
Stay on top of your security with in-depth analyses displayed in easy-to-read reports that include threats blocked, devices without antivirus, and devices with overdue virus scans.
You’ve probably heard countless terms relating to cybersecurity, but here we are going to focus on just one: attack surface. An “attack surface” is simply the number of possible ways an attacker can get into a device or network and extract data.
An important vulnerability came to light this past week – Samba open-source networking stack. The vulnerability means that any authenticated user can overwrite any other user’s password including the admin passwords. So if you’re a Samba admin, you need to update now.
This cybersecurity guide aims to help small business owners protect their companies against endpoint threats. Below is a step-by-step introduction to cybercrime followed by our list of the top five endpoint threats.