Service
Managed endpoint protection: antivirus, EDR, and someone who acts on the alerts.
Intragreat deploys and manages endpoint protection on your laptops and servers: Microsoft Defender for Business, which comes with Microsoft 365 Business Premium, or Huntress managed EDR. We turn on the protections that are usually left off, make sure every device is covered, and act on what the alerts find, so antivirus is more than a checkbox on an insurance form.
Who It Is For
Practical support for growing businesses.
For companies that have antivirus installed somewhere but can’t say whether every device is covered, who would see an alert, or what happens next.
Problems Solved
What Is Included
Clear scope and plain-language documentation.
Defender for Business or Huntress deployment through Intune
Tamper protection, attack surface reduction rules, and web protection
Coverage report: every device protected, none forgotten
Alert review and response during business hours
Isolation and cleanup of affected devices
Monthly report you can hand to an insurer or customer
When You Need This
Signs it’s time to bring this in.
Antivirus versus EDR
Traditional antivirus blocks known bad files. Endpoint detection and response (EDR) records what happens on each device, spots suspicious behavior such as a script encrypting files or a stolen login being used, and lets someone isolate the device and investigate. Insurers and customers increasingly ask for EDR by name.
Microsoft Defender for Business or Huntress
Microsoft Defender for Business is included in Microsoft 365 Business Premium and is available on its own. It adds EDR, automated investigation, and vulnerability reporting to the antivirus built into Windows, and covers macOS, iOS, and Android too. If you already pay for Business Premium, this is usually the place to start.
Huntress managed EDR runs alongside or instead of it, and Huntress’s own security operations center reviews detections around the clock. It suits companies that want a human looking at alerts overnight. We help you choose based on your licenses, risk, and budget.
What “managed” means here
- Every device is enrolled and reporting, checked monthly against your device list.
- Protections that ship turned off, such as attack surface reduction rules, are tested in audit mode and then enforced.
- Alerts come to us during business hours. We investigate, isolate a device if needed, clean it up, and tell you what happened.
- You get a monthly report: coverage, alerts, and anything that needs a decision.
What we don’t do
We don’t run a 24/7 security operations center ourselves. Where you need overnight coverage, Huntress’s SOC provides it, and we handle what it escalates during business hours.
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FAQ
Common questions.
Is Microsoft Defender good enough for a small business?
Usually, yes, when it’s Defender for Business with its protections turned on and someone watching the alerts. The built-in Windows antivirus on its own is not the same thing. Defender for Business is included in Microsoft 365 Business Premium.
What is managed EDR?
Endpoint detection and response that someone actually monitors. The software records suspicious behavior on each device; managed means a person reviews what it finds, isolates the device if needed, and cleans it up.
Do you monitor alerts 24/7?
We review alerts during business hours. For overnight coverage we use Huntress, whose security operations center reviews detections around the clock and escalates to us.
Does cyber insurance require EDR?
Many insurers now ask whether you have EDR on every device, alongside MFA and backups. We can deploy it, confirm coverage, and give you a report to attach to the application.
Can you replace the antivirus we already pay for?
Often, yes. If you have Business Premium, Defender for Business may already cover what your separate antivirus does. We check what you have before recommending any change.