If your teams rely on scanners, tablets or smartphones to keep operations moving, you already know those devices are mission-critical.
Here’s something you might not know: every time one of those devices connects to a Wi-Fi or cellular signal, it’s a potential doorway into your network.

The Next Evolution in Endpoint Strategy

The world of endpoints is fundamentally changing.

Today, many are running full mobile operating systems, and many more are being connected to cloud inventory systems. Meanwhile, field employees are using smartphones that access customer data, work orders and corporate email while bouncing between Wi-Fi networks and cellular towers.

TRG supports thousands of mobile endpoints across retail, logistics and field operations — and we’re seeing this evolution firsthand. Endpoints are becoming full-fledged members of your IT ecosystem. They’re connected. They’re sending and receiving data. And yes, they’re potential entry points for cyberthreats.

Add it all up, and traditional endpoint management and cybersecurity are no longer separate conversations. They’re converging — and most MSPs and cybersecurity firms are playing catch-up.

Most … but not all.

Security, Simplified

At TRG, we just happen to have our very own cybersecurity division, Inversion6.

We work under the same roof, and we talk a lot about what this convergence looks like in the real world. So, when they set out to refresh their Security Operations Center (SOC), they did it with our shared future in mind.
That means building a SOC capable of monitoring and protecting any connected mobile endpoint in your organization — without driving you (or us) crazy with cybersecurity acronyms.

At the heart of the Inversion6 SOC is its core offering: Inversion6 MDR (Managed Detection & Response).
OK, fine — that’s a cybersecurity acronym. But trust us, we’ve eliminated plenty of others along the way.
Ever heard of XDR? Or EDR, SIEM, SOAR or UEBA? Don’t worry, you don’t need to look them up.

All you really need to know is whether a service can monitor and protect everything you’ve got floating around out there — from laptops and mobile devices to cloud servers. And don’t forget the actual device users themselves, whose login credentials can easily be compromised and abused by hackers.

In the past, you’d need separate cybersecurity tools to do all this.

With Inversion6 MDR, it’s all rolled into one service — an easy button for endpoint security.

Of course, not every organization needs the full package right out of the gate. That’s why Inversion6 MDR scales with you, from essential log visibility to full-scale detection, remediation and compliance reporting.

Or, if you need more targeted options, Inversion6 offers Managed EDR (protection for desktops, laptops and servers) or Managed Mobile EDR (protection for smartphones, tablets and other true mobile devices). These work particularly well for small pilots or when you’re deploying a limited number of identical endpoints.

Getting Ahead of The Game 

Look, we know this can be a lot. And we’re not shocked if you haven’t heard this kind of talk from other service providers.

We’re early to this party — probably because we sit next to a bunch of cybersecurity experts every day. Our proximity to Inversion6 gives us unique insight into where the industry is headed. And make no mistake, the writing is on the wall.

In a few years, most endpoints in the field will be connected in some way — which puts them squarely on the cybersecurity chessboard, like it or not.

The real question isn’t if your endpoints will need protection — it’s whether you’ll be ready when somebody less friendly decides to test you.

We have the tools. And we’ve mastered managing your endpoints.

Now, let’s lock down the next frontier — securing them.

See how TRG and Inversion6 protect mobile endpoints:
 https://www.trgsolutions.com/services/cybersecurity