Question 1

What is Endpoint Threat Protect?

Accepted Answer

Endpoint Threat Protect is a cutting-edge, AI-driven antivirus solution, designed specifically for small and medium-sized businesses. Powered by CrowdStrike, and enhanced by BT's renowned service excellence, this product offers robust protection with its Next Generation Antivirus (NGAV) technology.  Endpoint Threat Protect proactively quarantines malicious files, blocks suspicious processes, and contains endpoints at the network level, ensuring your business stays secure against evolving cyber threats.

At £4.99 per month, per device it’s a cost effective way to protect all your devices and data across your business.

Question 2

What operating systems are compatible with Endpoint Threat Protect?

Accepted Answer

Endpoint Threat Protect is compatible with a wide range of devices and operating systems. It provides comprehensive
protection for all sensor versions for Windows, Mac and Linux. As well as all sensor versions for Android 9.0 and iOS 15 and later

Question 3

How many devices can I add with Endpoint Threat Protect?

Accepted Answer

As many as you need. With Endpoint Threat Protect you have unlimited devices you can add to be protected. At £4.99
per month, per device it’s a cost effective way to protect all your devices and data across your business.

Question 4

How long does it take to set up Endpoint Threat Protect?

Accepted Answer

Endpoint Threat Protect set up is simple and straightforward and only takes a few minutes to get your devices protected.
Our step-by-step guide will help get you set up in no time at all.

Question 5

What’s the difference between traditional antivirus software and Endpoint Threat Protect?

Accepted Answer

Antivirus products like McAfee will look for threats they already know about. Endpoint Threat Protect identifies
suspicious activities in real-time meaning it stops threats before they can do any damage.

Using next-gen antivirus technology Endpoint Threat Protect is always on, always monitoring device activity for known
and emerging threats. Traditional antivirus products, like McAfee periodically check your devices and rely on software updates to catch
new threats.