Back to All Partners ThreatDown INVITE Networks is a ThreatDown endpoint security partner, deploying Malwarebytes’ business protection platform for enterprise and mid-market organizations in Salt Lake City and Phoenix. INVITE handles deployment, policy tuning, and ongoing monitoring of ThreatDown’s endpoint protection, EDR, and MDR services — so customers get modern threat detection and response without staffing a dedicated security operations team. TL;DR: INVITE Networks deploys and manages ThreatDown’s endpoint security platform to deliver next-gen antivirus, EDR, ransomware rollback, and managed detection and response from a single console. This page is for IT directors and security leaders evaluating a ThreatDown partner who can own the day-to-day monitoring, not just install the agent. What does INVITE Networks deliver as a ThreatDown partner? INVITE Networks deploys and manages ThreatDown, the endpoint security platform built on Malwarebytes’ nearly two decades of threat research. ThreatDown combines next-gen antivirus, endpoint detection and response, ransomware rollback, DNS filtering, and identity security into one agent and console, built specifically for resource-constrained IT teams that don’t have a large internal security staff. INVITE’s role is to configure and run that platform as an active part of a customer’s security posture: tuning detection policies, responding to alerts, and keeping the platform current as threats evolve. Organizations get enterprise-grade endpoint protection and response without dedicating internal headcount to monitor it around the clock. Why do Salt Lake City and Phoenix organizations choose INVITE for ThreatDown endpoint security? Organizations in Salt Lake City and Phoenix with lean IT teams often can’t staff a 24/7 security operation to watch endpoint alerts, investigate incidents, and respond to ransomware in real time. A missed or delayed response to an endpoint alert can mean the difference between an isolated incident and a company-wide ransomware event. INVITE brings the local, hands-on management to run ThreatDown as an active defense, not a dashboard nobody has time to watch. A mid-size logistics company in the Salt Lake City area had endpoint antivirus software in place but no one monitoring alerts outside business hours, which let a phishing-delivered malware infection spread across several workstations overnight before anyone noticed. INVITE deployed ThreatDown across the company’s endpoints with managed detection and response, giving the company 24/7 alert monitoring and response. When a similar phishing attempt landed months later, INVITE’s team isolated the affected endpoint and used Ransomware Rollback to restore encrypted files within the hour, before the infection could spread. How does INVITE manage ThreatDown as part of its security services? ThreatDown is a core component of INVITE’s cybersecurity practice, delivered alongside network security, email protection, and incident response so customers get one accountable partner for endpoint threats rather than a standalone tool with no one watching it. Because ThreatDown management is delivered through INVITE’s managed services model, customers get continuous alert monitoring, policy tuning, and incident response under a single support relationship, with INVITE’s team acting on threats in real time rather than customers discovering an incident after the fact. What ThreatDown modules does INVITE deploy and manage? INVITE architects and manages ThreatDown’s core capabilities based on a customer’s risk profile and internal resources. Next-gen antivirus and endpoint detection and response form the foundation, catching and stopping malware and zero-day threats. Ransomware Rollback restores files encrypted or modified during an attack, going back up to seven days. DNS Filtering blocks access to malicious sites at the network level, and Security Advisor generates an ongoing health score with actionable recommendations to close gaps in a customer’s defenses. For customers without the internal capacity to monitor alerts around the clock, INVITE layers ThreatDown’s managed detection and response service on top, so trained analysts are watching for and responding to threats continuously. Looking for a ThreatDown partner who watches the alerts, not just installs the agent? Contact INVITE to discuss a ThreatDown engagement for your organization. Frequently Asked Questions: ThreatDown Endpoint Security Is INVITE an authorized ThreatDown partner? Yes. INVITE Networks is an authorized ThreatDown partner, with engineers trained to deploy and manage ThreatDown’s endpoint protection, EDR, and MDR services. Can INVITE manage ThreatDown if we don’t have a security operations team? Yes. Most INVITE customers running ThreatDown do not have an internal team monitoring endpoint alerts around the clock. INVITE provides that monitoring and response as part of a managed services engagement, so customers get 24/7 coverage without hiring dedicated security analysts. What makes ThreatDown different from traditional antivirus software? ThreatDown’s core differentiator is combining next-gen antivirus with endpoint detection and response, ransomware rollback, and managed detection and response in one agent and console, rather than requiring separate tools for prevention, detection, and recovery. INVITE configures that combined platform so customers get prevention and response in a single, actively monitored system. How long does a ThreatDown deployment take with INVITE? Timelines depend on the number of endpoints and existing security tools being replaced, but a typical initial deployment — covering agent rollout and baseline policy configuration — runs one to three weeks. Layering on managed detection and response and fine-tuning policies is usually completed within the following month as INVITE’s team establishes a behavioral baseline for the environment.
