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Security that protects the business, not just the computer

ESET solutions for small and medium businesses — from the antivirus on the checkout machine to managed XDR — sized, deployed and maintained by Nauas Tech, with a technician in Cruzeiro do Sul and coverage across the state of Acre, Brazil.

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Why this became an owner's problem, not IT's

What shuts a company down today isn't a virus: it's data held hostage

The damage rarely starts on an infected machine. It starts with an e-mail that looked like the supplier's, a password that leaked, a USB stick somebody plugged in. Within hours the server is encrypted, the sales system won't open, invoices can't be issued — and the ransom demand arrives.

For a small or medium business, the loss isn't only the ransom. It's the day lost, the customer who wasn't served, the accounting history that vanished, and the hard conversation with whoever trusted you with their data. Recovering costs far more than preventing, and almost always more than a full year of protection.

That's why security stopped being a program you install and became a structure: protection on machines and servers, control over what gets plugged in, mail protection, a console where you can see the whole estate — and someone responsible for looking at it.

The real decision

Which ESET bundle your company needs

ESET PROTECT bundles stack in layers: each one carries everything from the previous tier and adds a capability. The question isn't “which is best” — it's how far your operation needs to go.

Capability comparison across ESET PROTECT bundles
What the company gains Entry Advanced Complete Elite MDR
Endpoint protection — desktops and laptops ●●●●●
File server protection ●●●●●
Single management console (cloud or on-premises) ●●●●●
Device control (USB and removable media) ●●●●●
Cloud sandbox analysis of suspicious files —●●●●
Laptop full disk encryption —●●●●
Mail and mail server protection ——●●●
Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace protection ——●●●
Vulnerability management and patching ——●●●
XDR — investigate and respond to incidents (ESET Inspect) ———●●
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) ———●●
Monitoring and response run by ESET's own team ————●

How to read this table: each column includes everything to its left. The exact composition of each bundle is confirmed in the proposal, because ESET revises the line-up periodically — this table is here so you understand the order of the decisions, not to replace a quote. For offices with up to 25 devices there is also ESET Small Business Security, simpler and without a management console: usually the right starting point for a company with few machines and no server.

What's inside

Nine layers, and what each one actually prevents

A technology's name protects no one. Below is what each layer stops from happening.

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Endpoint protection

The layer that blocks a malicious file before it runs — including files nobody has seen before, by behaviour rather than signature alone. It's the foundation: without it, everything else is a patch.

🔒

Ransomware defence

Watches for the pattern of mass file encryption and cuts it off. This is the attack that actually shuts companies down, and on its own it justifies the investment.

🧪

Cloud analysis before opening

A questionable attachment is detonated in an isolated environment, away from your network, and only released if harmless. This is what handles the invoice that arrived by e-mail.

ESET LiveGuard Advanced
🔍

EDR and XDR — knowing what happened

Records the trail on every machine and answers the next day's questions: where it came in, what it touched, who else was hit. Without it, an incident is guesswork.

ESET Inspect
💽

Full disk encryption

A stolen laptop stops being a data breach: without the key, the disk won't open. It turns a theft into a hardware loss instead of a breach notification.

🔑

Multi-factor authentication

A leaked password stops being an open door. It's the cheapest protection there is against unauthorised access — and the one small companies most often lack.

✉️

Mail and cloud protection

Filters phishing and malicious attachments before the inbox, on the server and also in Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace. Most attacks still start with an e-mail.

🩹

Vulnerabilities and patching

Shows what's out of date across the estate and applies the fix centrally. A large share of breaches use a known, already-patched flaw that nobody installed.

📱

Phones and tablets

Android and iOS join the same console. A device that reads company e-mail is part of the company, and needs the same rule.

Choose by the size of your operation

Where your company fits

Three scenarios that cover almost every shop, office and clinic in the region.

Up to 25 devices

Shop, office or clinic

A handful of machines, one or two checkouts, no server of your own. The bigger risk is e-mail and USB sticks, and the priority is protection that doesn't depend on someone remembering to renew it.

Recommended: ESET Small Business Security — or PROTECT Entry, if you already want the console to see everything from one place.
25 to 100 devices

Network with a server and a branch

There's a file server, laptops that leave the building, company mail or Microsoft 365. Here the console stops being a comfort and becomes a necessity: nobody keeps track of thirty machines from memory.

Recommended: PROTECT Advanced or Complete, depending on mail and on how controlled patching needs to be.
Over 100, or under contract requirements

Critical or audited operation

Public agencies, contracts that demand evidence, sensitive customer data. Beyond protecting, you need to prove what happened — and respond fast when it does.

Recommended: PROTECT Elite for XDR and MFA, or PROTECT MDR when there's no in-house team to watch the console daily.
What changes by doing it with us

Anyone can sell a license. Deployment is what decides the outcome.

Badly deployed business antivirus is an expense that looks like protection: machines outside the console, a default policy nobody reviewed, alerts nobody reads. Our work starts before the license and continues after it.

Assessment

How many machines, which servers, whether there's company mail or Microsoft 365, what protection already exists. Without that, any recommended bundle is a guess — and a guess on licensing is paid for over three years.

Sizing and licensing

The right bundle for the real size and the real risk, with an accurate device count. We recommend down when down is enough: overselling is easy and comes back as distrust.

Deployment and migration

Installation on the machines, console configured, policies written, and the old antivirus removed in an agreed window — so the company is never left unprotected mid-swap and the working day isn't interrupted.

Support and follow-up

Tickets through our Service Desk, with a technician in Cruzeiro do Sul and coverage in Rio Branco. Renewals flagged in advance, not on the day the license expires.

Questions that always come up

Before you ask for a quote

Isn't a regular antivirus enough?

For browsing at home, it is. For a company, no. What shuts a shop down today is ransomware, which arrives by e-mail or through a stolen credential and encrypts the whole server. That's fought with layers — endpoint, USB control, mail protection, backups — and with someone watching the console.

Can we migrate from the antivirus we already use?

Yes, and it's the most common case. Removing the old product and installing the new one is done from the console itself, in an agreed window. An unprotected machine mid-swap is the risk you plan around instead of taking.

How much does it cost?

It depends on the bundle and the number of devices, and licensing is annual or multi-year — longer terms usually work out better per year. The quote comes in writing, with the bundle named and the device count stated, so you can compare it against any other proposal.

What if we have no IT staff?

That's the most common scenario here, and the reason support is part of the delivery. When there's nobody to follow the console daily and the operation is critical, the answer is PROTECT MDR, where monitoring is handled by ESET's own team.

Do you only serve Cruzeiro do Sul?

No. We cover Vale do Juruá and Rio Branco. Most deployment and support work is remote, through the console; travel, when needed, is quoted and agreed beforehand.

Next step

Want to know which bundle fits your company?

Tell us how many computers you have and whether there's a server or company mail. That's enough to point you in the right direction and send a written quote — with no site visit, if you'd rather start that way.

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Nauas Tech Tecnologia

Rua Rio de Janeiro, Sala 08
Bairro 25 de Agosto — Cruzeiro do Sul/AC, Brazil

+55 68 99203-3128
consultoria@nauastech.com.br

Monday to Friday, 8am–6pm
Saturday, 8am–12pm (BRT)

ESET, ESET PROTECT, ESET Inspect and ESET LiveGuard are trademarks owned by ESET, spol. s r.o. Nauas Tech Tecnologia is an integrator and reseller: it sells the licensing and carries out deployment, configuration and technical support. This page is informational material produced by Nauas Tech and is not an official ESET publication. Bundle composition, requirements and current commercial terms are confirmed in the proposal.