Laptops and desktops, protected and accounted for
Every work device protected, updated and accounted for.
Managed prevention, detection, patching and response for laptops and desktops — supported by clear ownership and reporting.
You may need this if…
Signs it is time for a steadier setup
Outcomes first
What you actually get
Before the feature list — the day-to-day results this is meant to produce.
Known fleet
A current inventory of every work device and who uses it.
Modern protection
Managed endpoint detection and response, not just basic antivirus.
Current patches
Operating system and app updates applied on a predictable cadence.
Contained incidents
A clear path to isolate and escalate a device that misbehaves.
Scope
What is included
| Area | What is included |
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| Inventory |
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| Protection |
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| Patching |
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| Response |
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| Reporting |
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How it works
A calm, documented process
- 1
Assess
We inventory devices and check protection, encryption and patch status.
- 2
Enroll
We bring devices under management with a consistent policy.
- 3
Protect
We deploy managed EDR and standardize patching.
- 4
Monitor
We watch for alerts and triage what matters.
- 5
Report
You get regular coverage and patch-compliance reporting.
Security is built in
Endpoints are where most everyday risk lands. Managed detection, encryption and patching — with a documented response path — are core baseline controls, and they are often what a cyber-insurance questionnaire asks about first.
What you receive
A sample of the documentation
Endpoint coverage report
A simple report showing which devices are enrolled, encrypted, up to date and protected — plus any gaps and who owns closing them.
- Summary & scope
- Prioritized findings
- Owner & target date
- Next review
Related services
What is out of scope
- Device hardware purchases (quoted at cost)
- Personal devices beyond an agreed BYOD policy
- Formal forensic investigation, which we help escalate to a specialist
- Recovery of data with no working backup in place
FAQ
Common questions
Straight answers about price, switching, timing and scope.
What is the difference between antivirus and EDR?
Traditional antivirus blocks known threats. EDR (endpoint detection and response) also watches for suspicious behavior, records what happened and lets us respond — for example, isolating a device. We explain the practical difference without the fear pitch.
Which EDR product do you use?
We right-size the platform to your environment based on an assessment, matching the protection to the way your team actually works rather than forcing a one-size-fits-all product.
Can you cover personal devices?
We can include personal devices under an agreed bring-your-own-device policy that balances protection with privacy. We will help you set sensible boundaries.
What happens when something is detected?
We triage the alert, isolate the device if needed, and follow a documented escalation path. If a situation exceeds our scope, we help bring in the right specialist.
Local & accountable
A founder-led partner in Missoula
Granite Peak is intentionally small and local. That means direct accountability and standards you can see — not a support model that hides behind tiers and hold music.
- Direct access, clear accountability—without the call-center runaround.
- Recommendations are prioritized by risk and budget, in plain English.
- We document what we do, so nothing lives only in one person’s head.
Start with a 20-minute fit call
A straight conversation about your environment in Missoula. No scare pitch, no obligation.
What happens next
- A short, no-pressure fit call to understand your environment
- A plain-English summary of what we would look at first
- A clear recommendation — even if that is not Granite Peak