JCPIT’s device protection is for businesses that cannot watch security alerts all day and night. Work devices are monitored for suspicious activity, security analysts investigate credible threats 24/7, and JCPIT handles the practical response with you.
Source: Huntress Managed EDR documentation and JCPIT’s managed service approach.
Attackers do not always look like viruses
Modern attacks can use legitimate tools, stolen access and malicious processes that ordinary antivirus may not recognise on its own. Managed endpoint security looks for the behaviour and persistence attackers leave behind, then puts credible activity in front of a human analyst.
What the service watches for
- Suspicious processes — unusual activity that matches techniques commonly used during real attacks
- Persistent footholds — malicious services, scheduled tasks and other changes designed to survive a restart
- Ransomware warning signs — harmless canary files create an alert when ransomware-like file changes occur
- Microsoft Defender alerts — the built-in Windows protection can be managed and monitored as part of the service
- Hands-on attacker activity — analysts review the surrounding evidence instead of forwarding an unexplained alert
How the response works
- JCPIT deploys the monitoring agent — installation is planned around normal work and managed across supported devices.
- The service collects security signals — process activity, persistence changes, Defender detections and ransomware canaries provide evidence for investigation.
- An analyst checks credible activity — the 24/7 security operations centre separates genuine threats from noise.
- Affected devices can be isolated — when enabled and authorised, managed host isolation restricts network access to help contain a confirmed attack.
- JCPIT works through remediation — we explain the incident, carry out the practical fixes and help return the device to normal use.
Technology behind the service
Huntress combines endpoint telemetry, threat hunting and a 24/7 security operations centre. JCPIT remains your point of contact and manages the wider device, Microsoft 365, backup and recovery work around the alert.
What you get
- Managed endpoint detection and response
- 24/7 human investigation of credible threats
- Persistent foothold monitoring
- Ransomware canary monitoring
- Managed Microsoft Defender where supported
- Host isolation where configured and authorised
- Clear incident reports and remediation steps
- JCPIT deployment, support and customer follow-up
Frequently asked questions
The monitoring agent is designed for managed deployment across business devices. JCPIT checks compatibility and monitors the rollout so problems can be addressed early.
The managed endpoint service supports Windows, macOS and Linux endpoints. JCPIT confirms the operating systems and device roles during onboarding.
A ransomware canary or other security signal opens an investigation. If the activity is confirmed and isolation is enabled, the affected device can be contained while JCPIT works through the remediation with you.
No. Managed EDR works best alongside secure account settings, patching, backups, application control and managed email security. JCPIT coordinates those layers so each one has a clear job.