Endpoint Security · Los Angeles
Endpoint Security for Los Angeles Businesses
SupportMax provides endpoint security for Los Angeles businesses with 1 to 100 people. We install and manage security software on your computers, keep devices updated and patched, and watch for threats around the clock, so the laptops and desktops your team relies on stay protected and up to date.
What endpoint security covers
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Protection on every computer
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Updates and patches managed
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Threats watched 24/7
And help if something gets through.
Built for teams of 1–100
Based in West Los Angeles
Threat monitoring 24/7
One accountable team
Video · 30 seconds
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Your team’s laptops and desktops are where most work happens, and where much of the risk shows up. SupportMax installs and manages security software on each computer, keeps devices updated and patched, and watches for threats around the clock. If something suspicious gets through, we help contain it. You don’t need to know the acronyms. You just need to know it’s handled. See what’s putting your devices at risk.
Where risk usually hides
Where business devices are usually exposed
Most security problems at small businesses start on an everyday device: a laptop that missed its updates, a computer nobody installed protection on, or a device no one is keeping track of.
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Computers without managed protection
Security software that was never installed, expired, or got switched off leaves a device open, and nobody notices until something goes wrong.
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Updates that keep getting postponed
Operating-system and software updates fix known weaknesses. When they sit for weeks, attackers have time to use them.
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No one watching the alerts
Security software can raise a warning, but if no one sees it or acts on it, the warning doesn't help.
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Devices nobody is tracking
New laptops, computers used from home, and devices from former employees can fall outside anyone's view.
How it works
Endpoint protection and device management, together
Protection software only does its job when devices are also kept up to date and someone is watching. SupportMax handles all three as one service.
See what's putting you at risk1. Protect
Security software is installed and managed on each computer, so protection is in place and stays switched on.
2. Maintain
We monitor your devices and manage operating-system and software updates and patches, so known weaknesses get fixed.
3. Watch and respond
Threat monitoring continues 24/7, including nights and weekends. If something gets through, we help contain it and get your team back to work.
What's included
Endpoint security from SupportMax
Endpoint security is part of one accountable service. The team that protects your devices also supports your employees and coordinates with your other technology providers.
Protect
Protection on every device
Endpoint protection installed and managed on your computers
Multi-factor authentication and Microsoft 365 security settings
Email filtering for phishing, spam, and malicious attachments
Dark web monitoring for exposed staff credentials
Maintain
Devices kept up to date
Proactive device monitoring
Operating-system and software updates and patches managed
Vulnerability scanning and remediation
Onsite support on the Westside of Los Angeles when needed
Respond
Help when something goes wrong
24/7 threat monitoring, including nights and weekends
Help containing and recovering from a security incident
Managed backups with restore testing
Remote help desk for your employees, with optional 24/7 coverage
For practical guidance, see CISA's advice to keep software updated and NIST's Small Business Cybersecurity Corner.
Antivirus vs. endpoint security
Is antivirus enough?
Antivirus is one layer. Endpoint security for a business also means confirming protection is installed and running on every device, keeping systems updated and patched, and having someone watch for threats and act on them. Many small businesses have antivirus on some computers but no one managing the whole picture. For protection inside the web browser itself, see managed browser security. To allow only approved software to run, see zero trust application control.
Cybersecurity services →How we start
How switching to managed endpoint security works
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Assess
We review your computers, the protection and updates in place today, and where the gaps are.
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Plan
We agree on which devices are covered, how updates are handled, and what happens first.
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Transition
We roll out protection and device management in phases, with clear communication to your team, to keep disruption to a minimum.
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Manage
Your devices stay protected, updated, and monitored, and we help when something is flagged.
Client stories
What clients say about endpoint security with SupportMax
We weren't sure our laptops and devices were protected.
“With staff working from different places, we weren't confident every device was properly protected. SupportMax put consistent security controls across our devices.”
Omar Goldenfield - Owner, Real Estate
They standardized protection across our devices.
“SupportMax rolled out consistent endpoint protection across laptops and desktops. It's much easier to know we're covered now.”
Kaia Alderfield - Operations Director, Consulting
Every device is protected the same way now.
“We no longer worry about whether a specific laptop was set up correctly. SupportMax ensures every device follows the same standards.”
Dorian Aldercroft - IT Manager, Professional Services
Pricing
Managed Endpoint Protection: what it includes and how pricing works
One focused offer for businesses that want every computer protected, updated, and watched. It's quoted after a short assessment, because the right scope depends on your devices and what's already in place.
Single offer
Managed Endpoint Protection
Custom scope & quote
Best for: Businesses that want every computer protected and kept up to date without managing it themselves.
Intended outcome: Devices with protection in place, updates applied, and someone watching for threats.
Scope we start from
Endpoint protection installed and managed on your computers
Device monitoring and update and patch management
24/7 threat monitoring, including nights and weekends
Help containing and recovering from a security incident
Exact scope is confirmed after the assessment.
Cost factors
What affects the cost
Hardware, software licenses, and one-time projects are discussed separately, and your written proposal states whether each is included. No security service can guarantee that an attack won't happen; we don't publish response times here.
Number of devices
How many laptops, desktops, and other computers need protection and management.
Starting condition
What protection and update management are already in place, and how much needs fixing first.
Locations and onsite needs
How many offices you have and how often a device needs someone onsite.
Other protection you need
Whether email security, multi-factor authentication, backups, or vulnerability scanning are part of the scope.
Cyber insurance
Request a cybersecurity insurance quote
Answer a few questions about your business and the security you have in place. It takes about five minutes. We pass your answers to our insurance partners, who prepare the quote. SupportMax is not an insurance company or licensed insurance agent and may receive compensation if you buy a policy.
Working with SupportMax
One accountable team, clear next steps
Plain-English security guidance for Los Angeles businesses
Tell us what worries you about your devices. We'll review your setup, explain what we see in plain English, and recommend a practical next step.
Questions
Endpoint security: Los Angeles FAQs
Have a question that isn't here? Call 310.331.8119 or schedule a free consultation.
What is endpoint security?
Endpoint security protects the devices your team uses every day, like laptops and desktop computers. For a small business it means managed protection software on each device, keeping systems updated and patched, and watching for threats so problems are caught and handled.
Is antivirus the same as endpoint security?
Antivirus is one part of it. Endpoint security also covers making sure protection is installed and running everywhere, managing updates and patches, and monitoring for threats, which is where many small businesses have gaps.
What is EDR, and do we need it?
EDR (endpoint detection and response) is a category of security tools that records device activity to help detect and investigate attacks. Whether your business needs it depends on your risks and requirements; we'll talk through what fits during the assessment.
Do you monitor our devices after hours?
Yes. Threat monitoring continues 24/7, including nights and weekends. See MDR services for how monitoring and response work together.
How much does endpoint security cost?
It depends on how many devices you have, what protection and update management are already in place, and what else you need covered. We give you a clear quote after a short assessment.
What should we do if a computer may be infected?
Disconnect it from the network if you can, stop using it, and contact the SupportMax help desk right away. We'll help contain the problem and get your team back to work.
See what's putting your devices at risk
Tell us what worries you about your devices. We'll review your setup, explain the gaps in plain English, and tell you honestly whether SupportMax is a good fit. Looking for broader protection? See our cybersecurity services.
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