Security software is only effective if it is deployed correctly, kept up to date, and actively monitored. Installing antivirus and leaving it unattended is common, but it leaves gaps. Subscriptions expire. Alerts are missed. Systems fall behind on updates.

GNL Solutions deploys and manages ESET security software centrally, so protection is consistent and monitored. If a threat is detected, it is reviewed. If action is required, it is taken.

Why ESET

ESET consistently performs strongly in independent testing from organisations such as AV-TEST and AV-Comparatives.

It is:

  • Reliable at detecting modern threats
  • Lightweight on system resources
  • Suitable for centralised management across multiple devices

GNL Solutions is an authorised ESET partner, providing business-grade deployment and management rather than a basic retail installation.

What Managed Security Includes

Managed ESET protection typically includes:

  • Real-time antivirus and anti-malware protection
  • Ransomware protection
  • Web and phishing protection
  • Email scanning within supported mail clients
  • Firewall configuration (where appropriate)
  • Automatic updates of virus definitions
  • Scheduled system scans
  • Central monitoring of alerts and device status

Security alerts are reviewed rather than ignored, and systems are kept aligned with current protection standards.

Security as Part of GNL Protect

Managed ESET security is included in all GNL Protect plans:

  • Essential (£25/month) - 1 device
  • Plus - 2 devices
  • Business - up to 5 devices

Additional devices can be added to any plan for £15 per device per month.

Standalone managed ESET deployment is also available without a full support plan.

Is Your Current Security Sufficient?

Relying solely on default protection or outdated antivirus software may leave gaps, particularly against ransomware, phishing, and credential theft.

If you are unsure about your current protection, a security review can assess:

  • Whether antivirus is active and correctly configured
  • Whether subscriptions are valid
  • Whether systems are fully updated
  • Whether there are existing threats present

If you have experienced malware or suspicious behaviour, it is best reviewed promptly.