Endpoint Security
Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) Solutions in Australia
Every laptop, server and mobile is a way in. CyberPulse deploys, tunes and monitors leading EDR around the clock, with an Australian team that responds to threats at any hour, so a detection at 2am is contained, not queued.
Trusted by leading Australian organisations
CyberPulse clients include Minter Ellison, Veolia, Sydney Roosters, Utopia Digital and Meshed.
What we deliver
Prevention, detection and response across every device, run by an Australian team.
Endpoint detection and response (EDR/XDR)
Continuous monitoring of every laptop, server and workstation for the behaviours that signal an attack, not just known malware. We deploy and tune leading platforms such as SentinelOne, CrowdStrike and Microsoft Defender, and extend detection across identity, email and cloud as XDR.
Prevention-first protection
Behavioural AI blocks ransomware, fileless attacks and zero-day malware that traditional antivirus misses, with automated rollback to recover compromised endpoints quickly. Built for businesses moving beyond legacy AV.
Managed 24x7 detection and response
Our Australian security operations team monitors your endpoints around the clock, triages alerts and contains threats on your behalf, so a detection at 2am is actioned, not queued.
Application control and device hardening
Move from detect-and-respond to deny-by-default. We implement application allowlisting and ringfencing with ThreatLocker and Airlock Digital, plus device control and micro-segmentation with ColorTokens, supporting Essential Eight application control.
Talk to an Australian endpoint specialist
Book an endpoint security assessment. We review your current endpoint defences, your exposure, and a clear path to managed EDR.
How we do it
Deploy
We deploy and configure leading EDR across your laptops, servers and workstations.
Baseline and tune
We tune detections to your environment so alerts are meaningful, not noise.
Monitor 24x7
Our Australian security operations team watches your endpoints around the clock.
Respond and contain
We triage detections and contain threats on your behalf, isolating devices fast.
Report and review
You get clear reporting and regular reviews, so you keep visibility without the overhead.
Why endpoint security matters
Cybercrime is expensive for Australian business
The average self-reported cost of cybercrime rose to A$97,200 per report for medium businesses and A$202,700 for large businesses in 2024-25 (ASD, 2024-25).
Attacks are relentless
ASD received more than 84,700 cybercrime reports in 2024-25, about one every six minutes (ASD, 2024-25).
Ransomware is everywhere
Ransomware was present in 44 per cent of breaches, and stolen credentials remained a leading way in at 22 per cent (Verizon 2025 DBIR).
Fast response pays off
44 per cent of organisations stopped a ransomware attack before their data was encrypted in 2025, a six-year high, showing the payoff of faster detection and response (Sophos, State of Ransomware 2025).
Endpoint security built for
- ✓Businesses working towards the ASD Essential Eight or ISO 27001
- ✓Teams with a lean or stretched internal IT function
- ✓Organisations with remote and hybrid staff on laptops and mobiles
- ✓Cyber-insurance applicants who need EDR and 24x7 monitoring to qualify
Why CyberPulse for endpoint security
Managed, around the clock
Deployment, tuning, 24×7 monitoring and response delivered by an Australian team, so threats are actioned at any hour without you building a SOC.
Vendor-strong, not locked in
We run SentinelOne, CrowdStrike or Microsoft Defender to suit your environment, and add allowlisting with ThreatLocker and Airlock Digital.
Aligned to Essential Eight
Application control, hardening and monitoring mapped to the ASD Essential Eight, so endpoint security supports your compliance.
Our track record in numbers
How you can run it
This solution is available two ways, whichever suits your team.
We select, deploy and tune it for your environment, and your team runs it day to day.
Prefer we run it for you? We deliver managed endpoint security through our Managed Security service, with round-the-clock cover via managed detection and response.
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The managed service model delivers that, while freeing my team from the bulk of compliance coordination effort and lifting the quality of both controls and supporting evidence. The outcome is a programme with the capacity to mature further and to take on new certification frameworks proactively, ahead of client and regulatory triggers.
What stands out is the depth of expertise. CyberPulse brings real command of the standards and the threat landscape, and applies it with judgement rather than box-ticking. Year on year they strengthen our security and compliance maturity and give leadership confidence that risk is genuinely understood, not just documented.
CyberPulse gave us clarity we didn't have before, not just on where we stood but a practical path forward. The roadmap they delivered has become the foundation of how we think about security investment.
Their guidance was practical, clear, and always grounded in what actually mattered for our business. They didn't just help us tick boxes; they helped us build a security posture we're genuinely proud of. If you're serious about enterprise-grade security, I can't recommend Cyber Pulse highly enough.
Frequently asked questions
What is endpoint security?
Endpoint security protects the devices that connect to your network, such as laptops, desktops, servers and mobiles, from cyber threats. Modern endpoint security goes beyond antivirus, using behavioural detection, response tooling and monitoring to stop ransomware, malware and intrusions at the device level before they spread.
What is the difference between EDR and antivirus?
Traditional antivirus blocks known threats by matching signatures, so it can miss new or fileless attacks. EDR continuously watches how software behaves, detects suspicious activity, and lets a team investigate, isolate and roll back a compromised device. EDR assumes some threats will get past prevention and is built to catch them.
What is the difference between EDR and XDR?
EDR focuses on endpoints: laptops, servers and workstations. XDR broadens that view by correlating endpoint signals with identity, email, network and cloud data in one place. XDR gives faster, more accurate detection of attacks that move between systems, at the cost of a wider deployment.
What is managed EDR?
Managed EDR is where a security provider deploys, tunes and monitors your EDR platform for you, around the clock. Instead of your team fielding endpoint alerts, our Australian security operations team triages detections, contains threats and advises on remediation. It gives you EDR capability and 24×7 cover without building an in-house team.
Does this replace Microsoft Defender?
Not necessarily. Microsoft Defender for Endpoint is a capable platform, and we manage it for many clients rather than replacing it. The gap is usually not the tool but the monitoring and response behind it. We can run Defender as your managed EDR, or deploy an alternative such as SentinelOne or CrowdStrike where it suits your environment better.
Can endpoint security be fully managed for us?
Yes. CyberPulse can run endpoint security end to end: deployment, policy tuning, 24×7 monitoring, threat containment and regular reporting. You keep visibility through clear reviews while our team handles the day-to-day. This suits businesses with lean IT teams, compliance obligations, or cyber-insurance requirements.
What is endpoint security?
Endpoint security is the practice of protecting the devices that connect to your business network, including laptops, desktops, servers, tablets and mobile phones. Every one of these devices is a potential entry point for an attacker, and as teams work remotely and across the cloud, the number of endpoints a business has to defend keeps growing.
Older protection relied on antivirus, which blocks threats it already recognises. That is no longer enough on its own. Attackers now use ransomware, fileless techniques and stolen credentials that signature-based tools miss. Ransomware was present in 44 per cent of breaches in the Verizon 2025 DBIR, and in Australia the ASD recorded more than 84,700 cybercrime reports in 2024-25, roughly one every six minutes.
Modern endpoint security combines prevention, detection and response. Prevention stops known and predictable attacks, endpoint detection and response watches for the behaviours that signal an intrusion, and a response capability isolates and remediates affected devices quickly. Delivered as managed detection and response, it means threats are caught and contained at any hour, without your business needing to run a security operations team of its own.