Basic
$131per device per month
Continuous monitoring and disciplined patching on every machine you run.
- Device security monitoring
- Update and patch management
Ransomware does not start in a server room. It starts on a laptop, on an ordinary Tuesday. Veldtech monitors, patches, backs up, and defends every device your team works on, starting at $13 per device per month for businesses across Sacramento and Citrus Heights.
Attackers rarely go through the firewall any more. They arrive on the device: an unpatched browser, a stale VPN client, a download that looked entirely routine. The endpoint is both the easiest way in and the exact place where your business stops working when something goes wrong.
Four distinct problems, each needing a different control. Antivirus only addresses part of the first.
Encryption starts on one endpoint and spreads outward through everything that user can reach. Containing it at the device is what keeps a bad morning from becoming a bad quarter.
A great many successful attacks exploit a vulnerability that was fixed months earlier. Here, patching is a scheduled and verified process rather than a reminder somebody keeps dismissing.
Encryption, screen lock policy, and remote wipe turn a lost device from a disclosure event into an inconvenience and a hardware replacement.
Filtering at the DNS layer blocks malicious and look-alike domains before the browser ever connects, which removes a whole class of attack without depending on anyone's judgment in the moment.
Each tier builds on the one before it. Plus is where most small businesses land, because backup is what turns a compromised machine into a rebuild rather than a loss. Premium is for businesses that cannot afford to wait for a person to notice.
$131per device per month
Continuous monitoring and disciplined patching on every machine you run.
$191,2per device per month
Adds the backup that turns a compromised machine into a rebuild instead of a loss.
$351,2per device per month
Stops an attack mid-execution and isolates the machine before it reaches the rest of your network.
Windows ships with real protection, and we configure and monitor it on every machine we manage. It is a floor, not a ceiling.
Traditional antivirus compares files against a list of known-bad. A payload compiled this morning for this campaign is not on any list yet, and by the time it is, it has already run.
Our endpoint layer watches what a process actually does: mass file encryption, credential access, unusual outbound connections. That catches attacks that have no signature to match against.
The vulnerability that let an attacker in is a separate problem from the malware they dropped. Patch management closes the door; antivirus only reacts to whatever already came through it.
An alert at 2am on a Saturday is worth very little on its own. Automated containment isolates the machine immediately, and we pick it up from there.
Premium is the tier for businesses where the gap between an attack starting and somebody noticing is the whole risk. Here is what changes.
When a process starts behaving like ransomware, the endpoint cuts it off and isolates the machine from the network on its own. No ticket, no phone tree, no waiting for business hours to start.
Isolation is the difference between rebuilding a single laptop and rebuilding your file server, your accounting system, and everything else that laptop could reach.
DNS filtering stops malicious, look-alike, and tracking domains at the point of lookup. It also removes a good deal of ad-delivered malware without anyone having to make a judgment call under pressure.
Yes, and for reasons that have little to do with Defender's quality. Defender is genuinely good at known-bad files, and we keep it configured and monitored rather than replacing it. What it does not do is patch your software, back up your machine, tell anyone when it has been switched off or is falling behind, or isolate a device that has started encrypting files. Those are the gaps our tiers close, on top of the protection you already have.
Per device, and this is the only product we price that way. Everything else in our catalog is per user. Devices are the exception because the work and the risk both scale with machines rather than headcount: someone with a laptop and a desk computer has two machines to patch, monitor, and back up. When you are estimating cost, count machines rather than staff.
We enroll it, apply your security baseline, and bring it under monitoring before it reaches the person using it. If you replace hardware often enough that this becomes a recurring cost, we can automate the whole path so a machine ships from the vendor straight to the employee and configures itself at first sign-in. That is a separate service from device security; ask us about device provisioning and we will tell you whether your volume justifies it.
No, and it is worth being precise about the difference. Device data backup covers what lives on the workstation itself, which is what you need when one machine is lost, stolen, or encrypted. Servers are a different job with different recovery expectations, and they are covered by a separate product starting at $45 per month. Microsoft 365 data is different again, and that sits with email and cloud security.
On Premium, containment happens automatically: the machine is isolated from the network before we have picked up the phone. From there we work out what ran, what it touched, and whether any credentials on that device need resetting. If the machine needs rebuilding, the backup in Plus and Premium is what makes that a scheduled afternoon rather than a reconstruction from memory.
Tell us how many machines you run and a Veldtech representative will reach out within one business day with a sized quote.
Thank you. A Veldtech representative will contact you within one business day with pricing sized to your device count.
If you need to reach us sooner, call (916) 345-3616.
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