Modern Endpoint Security: Beyond the Standard Antivirus.

In the traditional MSP model, providers "bundle" their labor into the seat price. They assume every user will need 1–2 hours of help desk support per month and charge you $150+ accordingly.

At Enuclea, we separate the two. The $10 fee covers the enterprise-grade infrastructure: the ThreatDown MDR software, the 24/7 Human SOC team, DNS Filtering, and Automated Patching. We pass our software wholesale savings directly to you because we believe security is a right, not a luxury.

Most businesses have "Quiet IT" months where everything just works. In the old model, you still pay for labor during those quiet months.

In our model, you only pay for our time when a human (an Enuclea engineer) actually performs work—such as onboarding a new employee, setting up a new server, or providing hands-on troubleshooting. If your office is stable and secure, your bill stays low.

Yes. This is the core of our "Digital Trust" philosophy. The ThreatDown SOC is included in that $10 base. If a threat is detected at 3:00 AM, the SOC team isolates the device and neutralizes the threat automatically. You don't pay extra for that emergency response—it's built into the "Guard" that watches your network 24/7.

This is our base monthly fee. It covers the overhead of maintaining your documentation, our secure remote access tools (Splashtop Premium), and the RMM (Remote Monitoring & Management) software that allows us to keep your systems healthy in the background. It ensures that when you do need us, we are ready to act instantly.

We don't believe in locking clients into long-term "hostage" contracts. Our model is built on alignment. If we keep your systems quiet, secure, and efficient, we believe you’ll choose to stay. Our "Quiet IT" approach means we profit when your business is running smoothly, not when it's breaking.

EDR stands for Endpoint Detection and Response. It is a category of tools and solutions that monitor end-user devices (like laptops, desktops, and servers) to detect and respond to cyber threats like ransomware and malware.

The primary reason for an EDR service is to provide continuous, real-time monitoring and data collection to automatically identify and halt advanced threats that slip past traditional antivirus software. It is also increasingly a mandatory requirement for securing cyber insurance policies.

Endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions cover all endpoint monitoring and activity through threat hunting, data analysis, and remediation to stop a range of cyberattacks. These attacks include malware, ransomware, brute force, and zero-day intrusions.

It works by providing centralized visibility, continuous monitoring of endpoint activities, advanced threat detection using behavioral analysis and machine learning, automated response capabilities, and detailed forensic information for security investigations.

Managed detection and response (MDR) is a service that offers a suite of outsourced capabilities to deliver round-the-clock, 24/7/365 monitoring and detection, proactive threat hunting, prioritization of alerts, correlated data analysis, managed threat investigation, and remediation. MDR is popularly thought of as an in-house Security Operations Center (SOC) alternative or SOC-as-a-service. It blends a human element of highly-skilled experts with threat intelligence technologies.

While EDR simply gives you the tools to fight threats, MDR gives you a dedicated team of human security analysts to actively investigate and neutralize those threats for you. MDR service capabilities typically include: strategic security recommendations, 24/7/365 monitoring, proactive threat hunting, expert validation, and fully-managed incident response.

• We confirm your seat count and configuration within one business day.
• We invoice for your first month — service begins once payment is received.
• Remote onboarding begins within one business day of payment.