Stop the click, the payload, and the stolen session.
Endpoint protection and email filtering are managed together so phishing, malware, user risk, and containment do not sit in separate queues.
3PS Lock
Stop buying tools that nobody owns.
3PS Lock is the managed security stack we run on top of the 3PS retainer. The retainer buys judgment and ownership. The stack gives us the controls to reduce emergencies before the clock starts burning money.
Tools do not save you by themselves.
Someone has to own the stack.
Security stack
The pieces you need before the incident.
Keep CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Bitdefender, Darktrace, Microsoft Defender, or whatever already works. 3PS Lock closes the gaps around the tools and makes the stack operate as one system under pressure.
The attack usually becomes identity before it becomes malware.
Secure Score, risky sign-ins, risky users, conditional access, mailbox rules, MFA gaps, and mail flow get reviewed as part of the same stack.
Critical systems get protected before commodity endpoints.
Servers, clinical or production apps, backup servers, domain controllers, and file shares get priority because that is where downtime gets expensive.
Containment fails when the network is a flat highway.
Firewalls, switches, APs, remote access, segmentation, DNS, and exposed services are reviewed for the paths attackers use to move.
Detection is good. Blocking unknown execution is better.
Allowlisting, ringfencing, PowerShell control, script control, and policy exceptions can be added where the risk justifies tighter prevention.
Backup is not protection until restore is proven.
3PS Lock pairs prevention with restore checks, recovery order, backup integrity, and plain-English evidence that the business can come back.
Why stacks fail
The product was there. The owner was not.
Most companies do not fail because they bought zero tools. They fail because no one connects email, identity, endpoint, firewall, backup, vendor, and business context fast enough.
Stack failure brief
This is where it goes wrong.
You hadEndpoint protection and backups.
You missedEmail identity containment and restore validation.
ResultThe phishing payload became a stolen session before endpoint tools mattered.
3PS Lock responseRevoke sessions, isolate hosts, block IOCs, close access paths, validate restore, and produce the proof packet.
Stack pricing
The retainer buys ownership. The stack is extra.
Use these as planning numbers. The exact mix depends on what you already own, what needs replacement, and which systems cannot be allowed to fail.
3PS retainer
Annual agreement billed monthly. This pays for the humans who know the environment, own escalation, run the reviews, pressure vendors, and explain the proof.
From $4,500/mo$17
Per protected endpoint or user per month for endpoint protection plus email filtering.
25-user minimum$25
Per server per month for protected server workloads, priority visibility, and response-ready coverage.
Critical systems first$15
Per switch or access point per month for network visibility and management planning.
Sites, closets, wireless$125
Per firewall per month for management, review, change awareness, and exposure control planning.
Edge devices matterScoped
Allowlisting, ringfencing, script control, and tighter prevention can be added where the business risk justifies it.
Quoted by rolloutStack charges are monthly and sit on top of the 3PS retainer. Final pricing depends on tool mix, existing licenses, device counts, user count, response requirements, and risk level.
Rollout
Do not boil the ocean. Lock what can hurt you first.
3PS Lock is sold as a stack because emergencies do not respect tool categories. Rollout starts with the systems that create the biggest business loss when they fail.
Baseline the environment
Users, endpoints, servers, firewalls, switches, APs, M365, backups, vendors, and the workflows leadership cares about.
Pick the failure paths
Phishing, ransomware, failed restore, vendor deadlock, exposed remote access, identity abuse, or business app outage.
Deploy the right controls
Keep what works, replace what is noise, add missing coverage, and tune policies around business reality.
Report proof monthly
What changed, what was blocked, what still needs work, and what leadership should fund before it becomes an emergency.
Stack quote
Turn the pile of tools into a pressure-tested stack.
Send the rough user count, endpoint count, server count, network device count, firewall count, and the systems that cannot go down. We will tell you what the monthly stack would look like on top of the retainer.