Server Protection Built for Business-Critical Infrastructure
When your server goes down, everything stops. This plan gives your infrastructure the same protection stack as your workstations — image backup, EDR with 24/7 SOC monitoring, and priority remote support — tuned for servers and sized for business continuity.
Why server security matters more in 2026
68%
of server breaches begin with compromised credentials or brute force
$5.13M
average cost of a data breach involving server infrastructure in 2024
< 24 hrs
average time attackers spend inside a network before detection
3×
servers are 3× more likely to be the pivot point for lateral movement than endpoints
Server protection that holds up when it matters.
Your server isn't a workstation with more storage. It runs continuously, handles concurrent requests, and is the primary target once an attacker gets a foothold. The protection stack reflects that.
Image-Based Server Backup
Complete server drive images captured on a configurable schedule. Full system restore, not just file recovery.
EDR + 24/7 SOC for Servers
Behavioral detection tuned for server workloads, with human SOC analysts monitoring around the clock.
Priority Remote Server Support
Server-grade remote support with priority handling. OS, services, performance, and access issues — resolved fast.
We know the difference between a user workstation and a business-critical server.
Server incidents aren't like workstation issues. When a workstation slows down, one person is frustrated. When a server goes down, your whole team is stopped — and often your customers are too.
Our server protection is designed around that reality: faster response, server-tuned detection logic, and recovery paths that assume the server needs to be back online in hours, not days. We don't apply workstation thinking to infrastructure.
Whether it's an on-prem Windows Server handling file sharing, a Proxmox host running VMs, or a cloud instance in Azure — we treat it the same: monitor it, protect it, restore it fast if something goes wrong.
Server-grade detection logic
EDR rules tuned for server workloads — not just endpoint heuristics copy-pasted. We know what normal server maintenance looks like vs. an intrusion.
Bare-metal restore capability
If the server hardware fails, we can restore the full image to replacement hardware. Your server is back online, not rebuilt from scratch.
Cross-platform coverage
Windows Server, Linux, Proxmox, cloud VMs — one monitoring and backup stack, one support channel, one vendor to call.
Simple server pricing
$120 per server, per month
No setup fees. No per-incident billing. Each covered server gets image backup, EDR + SOC monitoring, and priority remote support in one flat rate.
3 servers = $360/mo
5 servers = $600/mo
10+ servers = custom quote
Common questions about server protection
What does 'image-based backup' mean for servers?
We capture a complete image of the server's system volume — operating system, all applications, configurations, and data. Unlike file-level backup, a full image lets us restore the entire server to a known-good state quickly. If a drive fails, malware compromises the OS, or a bad update breaks things, we can get the server back online with minimal downtime.
Is EDR different on servers than workstations?
Yes. Server EDR is tuned for server workloads — it understands the difference between normal automated maintenance (updates, scheduled tasks, service restarts) and genuine intrusions. Servers run 24/7 and handle more traffic, so the detection thresholds and behavioral baselines are calibrated accordingly. We also monitor for service-level anomalies, unauthorized access attempts, and privilege escalation — the most common server attack vectors.
What does 24/7 SOC monitoring cover for servers?
Every log source on the server — authentication events, service state changes, network connections, process launches, registry modifications — feeds into our SOC. Analysts review alerts on servers with higher urgency than workstations because a compromised server often means lateral movement to other systems. Response time for a server alert is typically under 15 minutes during off-hours.
Is remote support included for server issues?
Yes — and it's priority remote. Server issues get expedited handling because downtime often affects multiple users, not just one person. We handle OS-level issues, service crashes, performance degradation, access problems, and network configuration. Hardware failures require onsite or colocation intervention, which we scope and quote separately.
What types of servers are supported?
Windows Server 2016 through 2022, Linux distributions (Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS/RHEL, Proxmox). Physical servers, VMs hosted on-premises or in co-lo, and cloud-hosted VMs (Azure, AWS, etc.) are all within scope. We don't cover bare-metal shared hosting accounts without agent-compatible access.
How does server protection pricing work?
$120 per server per month covers all the capabilities in the plan. Two servers is $240/month, five servers is $600/month. Pricing is per physical or virtual server — not per VM host, but per individual VM if you have multiple VMs on one host. We can also extend coverage to include off-server database backups and replication targets at additional cost.
What's not included in the $120/month rate?
Hardware replacement, onsite service calls, colocation fees, cloud infrastructure costs (Azure/AWS subscriptions, Microsoft 365, etc.), and application-level support beyond the OS and base services (e.g., custom Line-of-Business apps that require developer-level access). We scope and quote those separately.
Can this be combined with workstation protection?
Yes — and it's common. Workstation protection at $25/system covers your end-user devices; server protection at $120/server covers your infrastructure. Most clients with 10+ workstations also have 1–3 servers and run both plans. They complement each other: if a workstation is compromised, the server protection monitors for lateral movement.
Need to protect both workstations and servers?
Most clients run both plans together: workstation protection at $25/system and server protection at $120/server. Coverage scales with your environment — and you still only have one vendor to work with.