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Endpoint Security & Patch Management

Ivanti patch automation paired with Sophos Intercept X endpoint protection — auditable, policy-driven, and tuned for Qatari compliance needs.

PlatformsIvantiSophosformerly LANDesk
Outcomes you can measure03 highlights
  • Hardened postureCVE exposure window cut from weeks to hours.
  • Ransomware-resilientSophos CryptoGuard against live ransomware.
  • Audit-readyEvery change & rollback logged across both platforms.
MTTR22m
Endpoints10k+
SOC24/7

Capabilities

Everything you'd expect, and a few things you wouldn't.

Patching alone closes known CVEs. Endpoint protection alone catches weaponized threats. We deliver both — automated patch management on Ivanti and active endpoint protection via Sophos Intercept X — tuned to the compliance depth Qatar's regulated enterprises actually require.

Our team has deployed these platforms across banking, government, and energy sector environments. We know how to sequence rollouts through a 10,000-endpoint fleet without tripping a single SLA alarm, and how to configure Sophos Central so alerts reach the right human the first time.

  • Automated OS and third-party patching across Windows, Linux, and macOS (Ivanti)
  • Sophos Intercept X endpoint protection with anti-ransomware and EDR
  • Policy-based patch rollout with test rings, staged approvals, and compliance windows
  • Managed detection and response (MDR) via Sophos Central
  • Full audit trails for ISO 27001, PCI-DSS, and government compliance
  • Zero-day response with pre-negotiated emergency rollout procedures
  • Integration with existing SIEM and ITSM platforms
  • Monthly compliance reporting with SLA-backed remediation

Platform

Why we picked this platform.

Ivanti handles the patch-management side; Sophos Intercept X layers anti-ransomware, EDR, and exploit prevention. Together they close the two most common breach paths in Qatari enterprises — unpatched CVEs and ransomware weaponization.