WatchTower installs on every computer you own in a few minutes, watches what happens on them, stops the things that matter, and tells you what happened in words you can act on — not MITRE technique IDs.
Ransomware behaviour, credential theft, hidden PowerShell, malicious Office macros. The response — quarantine, kill, isolate — runs in milliseconds, by rule, not by a model's opinion.
Where the attacks came from, how many, and how serious. Click a country and the feed underneath filters to it, written for an owner rather than an analyst.
Card numbers, patient records and contracts leaving on a USB stick, an email or a personal Dropbox — blocked, with a record you can show an auditor.
Applications, documents and sites, summarised per machine. Enough to answer “what was that laptop doing on Tuesday” without reading anyone's messages.
Every dataset the product holds, as PDF for filing, Excel for analysis or CSV for another system. Including a one-click export of everything.
Send a realistic test to your own domain, see who clicked, and give them a short training page instead of a telling-off.
One file per platform, already carrying your server address and enrolment token. Windows, macOS, Linux, and anything else that runs Python.
Processes, network connections, file changes, USB devices, sign-ins. Detection runs on the device and on the server, so it works even when the connection drops.
Serious things trigger an automatic response and an email. Everything else waits quietly in a feed you can read in two minutes a week.
| Capability | Typical business antivirus | WatchTower |
|---|---|---|
| Blocks known malware | Yes | Yes |
| Catches attacks with no malware file at all | Rarely | Yes — behaviour, not signatures |
| Tells you what happened in plain English | No | Every alert |
| Shows where the attack came from | No | On a map, by country |
| Stops sensitive data leaving | Add-on | Included |
| Isolate a machine remotely | Enterprise tier | One click |
| Export everything you hold about me | No | One button, Excel |
| Runs an AI model you control | No | Your key, your provider, off by default |
Keystrokes and message contents are never collected. Activity is summarised, not recorded verbatim. Retention is yours to set, workforce data can be kept in aggregate only, and every export is written to an audit log with who took it and when.
If you send anything to an AI model, it is your model, on your key, with names and paths stripped first — and it is switched off until you switch it on.
Read the privacy noticeNo kernel driver, and the scanning loop is deliberately cheap. On a normal office machine the agent sits at a fraction of one CPU core.
The agent keeps detecting and responding on its own, buffers what it saw, and uploads it when the connection comes back.
Not without administrator rights. Attempts to stop, delete or modify the agent raise a critical alert of their own.
No. Detection and response never use a model. AI is only used for written assessments and advisories, and if you do not connect a provider you still get an assessment — produced by the product's own rules.
Export everything as an Excel workbook, uninstall from the console, and your data is deleted on request. No exit fee, no data hostage.
Fourteen days, every feature, no card. Most businesses see their first real detection within a day.
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