Overview
Endpoint security tools only protect the devices they are installed on — and only when those devices are patched and configured securely. In real fleets, agents silently stop reporting, laptops miss updates, disk encryption is disabled and local admin rights creep back.
Managed ESPM continuously checks every laptop, desktop and server for security agent health, operating-system and application patch levels, disk encryption, firewall and configuration baselines, and local admin exposure. We prioritise the riskiest gaps and drive remediation through your device management tools.
ESPM keeps your EDR effective and gives auditors clear evidence that endpoint controls actually operate.
What's included
Our approach
- InventoryReconcile devices across directory, MDM and EDR.
- MeasureScore posture against agreed baselines.
- PrioritiseFocus on internet-exposed and high-value devices first.
- RemediateFix through MDM, patching and policy changes.
- ReportMonthly fleet posture and trend reporting.
What you receive
- Device inventory reconciliation
- Endpoint posture baseline
- Coverage gap alerts
- Remediation tracker
- Monthly ESPM report
Standards & frameworks
- CIS Benchmarks
- CIS Controls 1, 4, 7 & 10
- ISO/IEC 27001 A.8.1, A.8.8
- PCI DSS Req. 5 & 6
Frequently asked questions
What is ESPM?
Endpoint Security Posture Management continuously verifies that endpoints are protected, patched and configured securely, and drives fixes where they are not.
Does ESPM replace EDR?
No. EDR detects attacks; ESPM makes sure EDR and other controls are present and effective on every device.
Which device management tools do you work with?
We work with common MDM and endpoint management platforms for Windows, macOS and Linux.