Fractional IT for fast-growing companies
Every laptop is a door. Compromise one device on your network, and attackers are inside: your databases, customer data, infrastructure.
Endpoint security stops that. Catches malware before it runs. Blocks stolen passwords. Stops attackers from moving sideways.
Network Right deploys industry-standard tools (SentinelOne, Huntress, MDM) to detect and block threats in real time. We don't install and disappear. We configure for your team. We watch 24/7. We respond when something fires at 2 AM.
You get a fractional security team that catches what automated systems miss. Our approach follows CISA's endpoint security guidance and the MITRE ATT&CK framework for identifying and stopping attacker tactics.
Most breaches don't start in the cloud. They start with one bad device.
Endpoint security catches attacks early. Before malware spreads. Before passwords get stolen. Before attackers move deeper.
Here's what we stop:
Network Right owns your endpoint layer. We deploy hardened configs, manage agent updates, respond to alerts. Your team focuses on product.
We use three tools that work together.
SentinelOne watches every device in real time. When something looks dangerous, it stops the code before it runs. Most tools wait for a signature to match. SentinelOne watches behavior. It learns your normal traffic and flags things that break the pattern.
Huntress hunts for what SentinelOne misses. A second opinion. Huntress runs weekly checks looking for suspicious activity, stolen credentials, signs of attackers moving through your network. We review what it finds.
MDM is mobile device management. It sets the rules. Passwords must be 15 characters. Devices must encrypt their hard drives. A device that breaks the rules can't access your important data. This prevents half your security problems before they start.
Together: SentinelOne is your guard. Huntress is your detective. MDM is your enforcer.
We configure all three for your needs. A SaaS startup with light rules gets a simpler setup than a healthcare company under HIPAA.
Before we set up endpoint security, we check your current state:
If you answer "we're not sure" to most of these, that's normal. Network Right runs a 2-week assessment to answer these questions, show you gaps, and build a plan.
Month 1: Assessment and policy design
We list your devices. We talk to your IT lead. We document rules you must follow (SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR, customer requirements), pulling from the same stage-by-stage cybersecurity framework we use across all engagements. Then we design policies that keep you secure without slowing people down.
Month 2: Agent deployment and baseline
We install SentinelOne and Huntress on all devices. We set up MDM rules: 15-character passwords, device encryption, screens lock after 5 minutes. We record what "normal" looks like: typical login times, app usage, network traffic. This baseline helps us spot problems later.
Month 3: Tuning and handoff
We watch the first thousand alerts. Most are harmless. We adjust rules to reduce false alarms. We train your team and document everything so your IT person knows what we built. From month 3 onward, we monitor around the clock and respond to real threats.
Ongoing: 24/7 monitoring and incident response
We watch your endpoints every day. When Huntress flags a potential breach, we triage it. When SentinelOne blocks something unusual, we investigate. If it's real, we contain it. If it's false, we tune and move on.
SentinelOne works. But it needs babysitting.
You read the alerts. You investigate which ones are real threats and which ones are false alarms. You tune rules to reduce noise. You approve safe apps so people can use them. You respond when something bad happens.
Most startups don't have a full-time security person. You have one IT person, a pattern we see across our IT services for startups engagements juggling five different jobs. Endpoint management alone eats 20 hours per week.
Network Right takes this off your plate. We watch the alerts. We decide what's real and what's not. A user needs an app approved? We add it. You get protection without the work.
If a real breach happens, we're already in your network. We don't wait for you to call. We're already investigating.
Huntress is the second opinion. SentinelOne is your first line. But SentinelOne can miss things.
Huntress hunts for those misses. It watches behavior over time. It checks for signs of attackers moving from one device to another. It flags suspicious activity that SentinelOne might have overlooked.
Huntress gives you:
Network Right includes Huntress in most deployments. It's not a luxury. It's insurance.
Endpoint security isn't just catching attacks. It's preventing them with rules.
MDM lets you set policies on every device:
These rules stop half your security problems before they start. A device that breaks the rules can't access your database or customer data, whether it's in your office or on a home network. Our MDM deployment guide for remote and hybrid teams walks through platform selection and rollout in detail.
Network Right sets up and enforces MDM. Devices that break the rules trigger alerts. Repeat problems get escalated to your IT director, or the fractional CIO we bring in on your behalf.
We don't sell tools. We own outcomes. You're not buying software licenses. You're buying a team that installs it, watches 24/7, tunes it, and responds when threats appear.
We're on call when things go wrong. Most security software gives you alerts and a dashboard. Network Right gives you humans. We read alerts at 2 AM. We decide if it's real. We contain the breach before it spreads.
We fit your workflow. You use Slack or a ticketing system. We connect endpoint alerts to the tools you already check every day.
We scale as you grow. New hires, new devices, new rules, all get updated without downtime.
We've done this at your size. Network Right manages endpoints for 50 startups. We know how to keep teams secure and productive, whether you have 20 people or 200.
Can I manage SentinelOne myself if I have a security engineer?Yes, if someone's full-time on it. Or we can split the work. We handle 24/7 monitoring while your team manages day-to-day rules. Most companies outsource because it's cheaper than hiring another person.
What if my team doesn't want another tool?We understand. But endpoint security is required for compliance now. Series A investors will ask. SOC 2 requires it. HIPAA requires it. Most customers don't want it either until they realize they need it. Network Right can help make the case. Usually the resistance comes from bad past experience with slow antivirus. SentinelOne works differently.
How long does it take to deploy?4-6 weeks, depending on device count and your team's bandwidth. We can move faster with more hands.
What's the cost?Depends on device count, tool mix, and how much management you want. Full management typically runs $200-400 per device per year. A 50-person company with 40 laptops might run $8K-16K per year. We quote after the assessment.
Do you handle endpoint security for remote teams?Yes. Most of our clients are distributed. Agents work on home networks, coffee shops, co-working spaces. MDM works anywhere. We monitor globally.
Most IT firms wait for things to break. We learn your roadmap before they do. Every endpoint security engagement at Network Right starts with one dedicated expert who knows your stack, your people, and where you're headed.
Here's what that looks like in practice. Your team Slacks a real human. They answer in minutes. They already know your setup, so the fix is fast. Then they flag what's coming next, before it becomes a fire.
Startups use us to stand up managed protection across every laptop. Later-stage teams lean on us for 24/7 threat response. The same dedicated expert stays with you the whole way, from your first 10 employees to your first 500.
That's how IT starts feeling in-house. Because in every way that matters, it is.
Proof in the numbers:
Ready to stop managing your IT vendor and start building your company? Book a 20-minute call. We'll walk through your stack, your pain points, and exactly how endpoint security fits. No jargon, no pressure. Just a real conversation with a real engineer.
