ISEC7 Endpoint Security
Endpoint security consulting and integration
ISEC7 advises government agencies, healthcare providers and enterprises on securing their endpoints and implements the solutions they choose, from selecting an EDR or XDR platform to mobile threat defense and labeling sensitive data. Most of the security products come from partners, including Lookout and Zimperium for mobile threat defense, Arctic Wolf for managed detection and response, and Quantum Xchange with Phio TX for quantum-safe crypto management. ISEC7's own software covers the rest: ISEC7 CLASSIFY for data classification and ISEC7 SPHERE for compliance and vulnerability monitoring. ISEC7 fits these building blocks into your existing UEM and mail landscape.
ISEC7 supports you in defining the Digital Workplace strategy and supports you in choosing the right solutions for the security of your data and infrastructure. In doing so, ISEC7 draws on experience from numerous projects or researches the right solution for you on the market. Through partners, ISEC7 covers these areas:
- Mobile threat management solutions
- Increased security of communication (voice, chat & data)
- Quantum-safe crypto management with Phio TX from Quantum Xchange
- Audit & logging of corporate communications for mobile devices
- Crisis communication solutions for authorities, services, hospitals and large companies
How to choose the right EDR / XDR platform?
Choosing the right EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) or XDR (Extended Detection and Response) solution requires a thorough assessment of your organization's specific security needs and infrastructure.
Start by evaluating the scalability and compatibility of each solution with your existing systems and networks. Consider the depth of threat detection capabilities, including the ability to detect and respond to both known and unknown threats in real-time. Look for features such as machine learning algorithms and behavioral analytics to enhance threat detection accuracy and reduce false positives.
Additionally, prioritize solutions that offer comprehensive visibility across all endpoints and fit into your existing security stack to streamline operations and improve overall effectiveness.
Finally, ensure that the chosen solution aligns with your budget constraints and provides adequate support and resources for implementation and ongoing management.
Cyber Incident Response
Enterprises require a cyber incident response plan to mitigate the potentially catastrophic consequences of security breaches. Rapid and coordinated action is essential to minimize downtime, financial losses, and damage to reputation.
A well-defined incident response strategy ensures that incidents are promptly identified, contained, and remediated, reducing the overall impact on business operations.
Additionally, having a proactive approach to cyber incidents enhances resilience against future threats and helps maintain trust among customers, partners, and stakeholders.
"More modern solutions utilize a cloud-native architecture that shifts the management, and some of the analysis and detection workload, to the cloud."
Mobile threat defense for smartphones and tablets
Mobile threat defense from our partners Lookout and Zimperium detects threats such as malware and phishing directly on smartphones and tablets and responds in real time. ISEC7 integrates it into your existing UEM landscape and operates it.
These platforms empower your IT team to proactively monitor and mitigate threats, ensuring the integrity and confidentiality of your sensitive data.
Digital forensics for internal investigations
Corporations today need to protect their business and people from internal and external threats. It’s critical to have the capabilities to investigate claims of fraud, intellectual property theft, financial crimes, and other forms of employee misconduct.
To keep businesses secure, corporations need a solution that’ll allow investigators to easily access and investigate claims, so they can get to the truth of the matter quickly and limit the business impact.
Prevent mistakes in data classification
ISEC7 CLASSIFY makes sure users label sensitive email and documents correctly as they write them, in Microsoft Outlook, the Office apps and ISEC7 MAIL on iOS and Android.
Labeling to your own scheme
ISEC7 CLASSIFY ships with standard schemes for BUND (German federal government), NATO and Traffic Light; you create your own in the ISEC7 SPHERE schema editor, several in parallel if needed. Before sending, it checks whether sender and recipients match the label and holds back mail addressed to unapproved domains.
Quantum-safe crypto management with Phio TX
Are you ready for the future?
Phio Trusted Xchange (Phio TX) from Quantum Xchange is a quantum-safe, crypto-agile key and crypto management platform. Network and risk teams use it to enforce cryptographic policy and switch algorithms while the existing encryption environment and network infrastructure keep running.The Phio TX hardware module is validated to FIPS 140-3, the US government's standard for cryptographic modules: NIST CMVP certificate #4850, security level 2, valid until 22 October 2029. The certificate holder is the vendor, Quantum Xchange; ISEC7 integrates Phio TX into your environment. Encryption for mobile devices is on the roadmap.
Compliance and vulnerability monitoring with ISEC7 SPHERE
ISEC7 SPHERE enables organizations to efficiently manage their Digital Workplace and mobile infrastructure while mitigating risks and maintaining control over sensitive data.
ISEC7 SPHERE monitors compliance, patch levels and known vulnerabilities (CVEs) of the connected systems as well as expiring certificates, and includes a self-service portal. Combined with ISEC7 CLASSIFY, it can also enforce data labeling.
Additional security building blocks
ISEC7 also offers solutions for securing Microsoft Teams, for authentication and for managing data compliance.
Let's talk about your requirements.
Frequently asked questions about endpoint security at ISEC7
What is the difference between EDR and XDR?
EDR (endpoint detection and response) detects and investigates attacks on individual endpoints, while XDR (extended detection and response) also correlates signals from other sources such as network, email, identities and cloud. ISEC7 helps you choose an EDR or XDR platform based on your security requirements, your existing systems and your budget, and implements it; the software itself comes from the vendor. If BlackBerry Cylance or Arctic Wolf runs in your environment, ISEC7 SPHERE shows their alerts or policies in the same console as your UEM systems.
How do I protect smartphones and tablets against malware and phishing?
That is what mobile threat defense is for: solutions that detect threats such as malware and phishing directly on the device, respond in real time and can be linked to your MDM or UEM. ISEC7 uses solutions from its partners Lookout and Zimperium for this, integrates them into your existing UEM landscape and operates them.
What is managed detection and response, and who runs the SOC?
With managed detection and response (MDR), an external security operations center (SOC) monitors your systems around the clock, detects incidents and reports them, without you having to build a SOC of your own. ISEC7 offers MDR with a 24/7 SOC through its partner Arctic Wolf; the SOC itself is run by Arctic Wolf and, according to the company, located in Frankfurt, Germany. The work is split: Arctic Wolf detects and reports incidents, while ISEC7 connects the mobility landscape to detection and fixes the vulnerabilities found in the customer's systems. According to Arctic Wolf, the service also works with security software you already have in place.
How do we get our encryption ready for post-quantum cryptography?
Getting ready starts with knowing which cryptographic algorithms are used where, and being able to switch them without rebuilding networks and applications; this is known as crypto agility. For this, ISEC7 integrates Phio TX from Quantum Xchange, a quantum-safe, crypto-agile key and crypto management platform. Network and risk teams use it to enforce cryptographic policy and switch algorithms while the existing encryption environment and network infrastructure keep running; encryption for mobile devices is on the roadmap.
What exactly is FIPS certified about Phio TX?
The Phio TX hardware module from Quantum Xchange, in the PhioTX and PhioTX-Q versions with firmware 3.2.3. It is validated to FIPS 140-3 at security level 2 under NIST CMVP certificate #4850, issued on 23 October 2024 and valid until 22 October 2029; the holder is Quantum Xchange. ISEC7 integrates Phio TX into existing network and encryption environments; encryption for mobile devices is on the roadmap.
How can I stop confidential emails from going to the wrong recipients?
It takes two things: a confidentiality label on the email and a check before sending that matches recipients and domains against that label. The ISEC7 CLASSIFY add-in checks before sending whether sender and recipients match the label and holds back mail addressed to unapproved domains.
How do I classify emails and documents in Outlook and Office?
Classifying means giving an email or document a classification label as it is written, one that recipients can see and systems can evaluate. ISEC7 CLASSIFY ships with standard schemes for BUND (German federal government), NATO and Traffic Light, and you create your own in the ISEC7 SPHERE schema editor, several in parallel if needed. Labeling works in Microsoft Outlook, the Office apps and ISEC7 MAIL on iOS and Android. The schemes reproduce markings; which classification levels you may handle with them is set by your security regulations.
How do I find out whether my UEM or Exchange servers are affected by a known vulnerability?
You match the versions you run against a vulnerability database such as NIST's National Vulnerability Database (NVD), which lists known vulnerabilities as CVEs together with the affected product versions. ISEC7 SPHERE does this matching automatically via CPE identifiers and raises an alert when a CVE becomes known for a version in use; covered systems are BlackBerry UEM, Ivanti and Microsoft Exchange on premises, Microsoft SQL Server, Omnissa Workspace ONE and ISEC7 SPHERE itself. Each new CVE stays open until someone on the team acknowledges it, so the list of open CVEs shows where patching is needed.
Which security products does ISEC7 develop itself, and which come from partners?
ISEC7's own software is ISEC7 CLASSIFY for data classification and ISEC7 SPHERE for compliance and vulnerability monitoring. Partner products are mobile threat defense from Lookout and Zimperium, managed detection and response from Arctic Wolf, and Phio TX from Quantum Xchange for quantum-safe crypto management; EDR and XDR software comes from the respective vendor. ISEC7 fits these building blocks into your existing UEM and mail landscape.
Last reviewed: 28 September 2026 · Partner information based on the ISEC7 partner matrix · Phio TX FIPS details as listed by NIST CMVP, retrieved 28 September 2026