A licence is not a control until it is deployed
Buying SentinelOne, Proofpoint, Blackpoint, or Check Point Harmony is the easy part. We do the rollout — console build, staged waves, policy tuning, incumbent removal, and a documented handover.
What we deploy
Each of these is available as a standalone deployment or bundled with the licences themselves, so one quote covers both halves of the purchase.
SentinelOne
Endpoint detection & response
Console build-out, site and group structure, agent rollout across Windows, macOS, and Linux, policy tuning from detect to protect, exclusions for line-of-business software, and rollback validation before the estate goes to full enforcement.
SentinelOne Singularity licensingProofpoint
Email security
Tenant and domain onboarding, mail-flow and connector configuration, quarantine and end-user digest setup, policy tuning against real inbound traffic, and a coexistence period so nothing legitimate silently disappears during cutover.
Proofpoint Essentials licensingBlackpoint Cyber
Managed detection & response
Agent deployment, tenant and identity integration, escalation paths and contact trees agreed up front, and validation that isolation actions actually reach your endpoints before you rely on them at 3am.
Blackpoint Cyber licensingCheck Point Harmony Email & Collaboration
Email & collaboration security
API-based connection to Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, phased rollout from monitor to protect, policy tuning for phishing and account takeover, and coverage extended to the file-sharing and chat tools that sit beside the inbox.
Harmony Email & Collaboration licensingThe failure modes we plan out
Every one of these is recoverable if it is planned for, and expensive if it is discovered in production.
Agents installed, policies left on default
Default policies are built to avoid vendor support tickets, not to stop attacks in your environment. We tune detection and protection modes against your actual software estate before enforcement.
Coverage gaps nobody notices for months
Deployment is reconciled against your device inventory, so unmanaged servers, contractor laptops, and the machine in the back office all get accounted for rather than assumed.
A blocked line-of-business app on day one
Rollout runs in waves, starting in detect-only mode with a pilot group. Exclusions get identified while they are cheap to fix, not during a company-wide outage.
Alerts routed to an inbox nobody reads
Notification, escalation, and on-call routing are configured and tested as part of the deployment. An alert that reaches no human is not detection.
Email security cut over with no fallback
Mail-flow changes run through a coexistence period with tuned quarantine and digests, so a false positive is recoverable instead of a lost customer order.
Nothing documented when the person who built it leaves
You get the as-built configuration, the policy decisions, and the exclusion list in writing — usable by your next admin or your next provider.
How a deployment runs
Five stages from scoping to handover. The enforcement switch is the last thing that happens, not the first.
Scope the environment
Device counts, operating systems, existing security tooling to be removed, mail flow, and any line-of-business software with a history of fighting security agents.
Fixed-price proposal
A written scope and a fixed price before work starts. If the environment turns out to be materially different from what was described, we re-scope rather than quietly bill more hours.
Console build and pilot
Tenant, sites, groups, and policies built out, then applied to a pilot group in detect-only mode to surface conflicts and exclusions safely.
Staged rollout
Agents and policies pushed in waves, with any incumbent product removed cleanly so two security agents are never fighting over the same endpoint.
Enforce, validate, hand over
Protection modes enabled, alert routing tested end to end, coverage reconciled against inventory, and the as-built configuration documented and handed to you.
Buy the licences and the rollout together
We resell the same products we deploy. Quote both in one place and there is nobody to point at when something does not line up.
Browse the software storeSomeone to watch it afterwards
Deployment ends at handover. If you would rather not staff the alert queue yourself, managed detection and response picks up where this project stops.
24/7 detection & responseFrequently asked questions
Do I have to buy the licences through you to get them deployed?
No, but it is usually simpler if you do — we can then handle licensing and deployment as one engagement and one point of contact. If you already bought the licences elsewhere, we will still deploy them.
What does a deployment actually cost?
It is quoted as a fixed price against a written scope, and depends mainly on device count, the number of sites, and whether an incumbent product has to be removed. Send us those details and we will come back with a number before any work begins.
Can you remove our existing endpoint product at the same time?
Yes, and it matters. Two endpoint agents running simultaneously cause performance problems and missed detections. Clean removal of the incumbent is planned into the rollout waves rather than left to chance.
Will the rollout break our line-of-business software?
That is what the pilot phase is for. The first wave runs in detect-only mode against a representative group, which surfaces the conflicts and exclusions while they are still cheap to fix. Enforcement only follows once that is clean.
Do you monitor the tools after deployment?
Deployment is a one-time project that ends at handover. If you want somebody watching the alerts afterwards, that is a separate ongoing service — see managed endpoint protection and 24/7 detection and response.
Which products do you deploy?
The ones listed on this page — SentinelOne, Proofpoint, Blackpoint Cyber, and Check Point Harmony Email & Collaboration. If you are deploying something adjacent that we stock in the software store, ask; we will tell you honestly whether we are the right people for it.
Get the rollout scoped
Tell us the product, the device count, and what you are replacing. We will come back with a written scope and a fixed price.