Physical & RF threat detection · for resellers
Edge Defender puts a sensor in every location and watches the wireless and physical activity that traditional endpoint and network security may never see — skimmers, rogue Wi-Fi, lingering devices, covert cameras, hidden trackers. You resell it, own the account, and bill it every month.
The blind spot
Every store, casino floor, and branch operates inside a constantly changing cloud of Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and network activity.
That physical edge can contain
— including threats that may never appear in traditional endpoint or network-security telemetry.
EDR protects endpoints.
SIEM analyzes the data it's given.
Cameras watch what they can see.
Edge Defender watches the digital environment around the location.
It's a new security layer — and a new recurring-revenue opportunity for the partners who deploy it.
What it catches
One sensor, continuously scoring Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and the local network against a live threat database.
Skimmers at the pump, ATM, and POS beacon over Bluetooth. Edge Defender flags the device fingerprint the moment it appears — before the fraud losses start.
CriticalFake access points cloning your network or the store's guest Wi-Fi — the setup behind on-site credential and payment theft.
CriticalThe device that shouldn't be there and won't leave — the same unknown Bluetooth or network hardware showing up shift after shift, night after night.
HighNetworked and wireless spy cameras — matched against a curated database of surveillance OEMs and covert-camera signatures.
HighNew or unknown hardware on the network — including gear with remote-access ports (RDP, SSH, Telnet) left wide open — surfaced against each site's baseline.
MediumSeparated AirTag, Find My, Tile, and SmartTag beacons that sit at a location overnight — a planted-tracker signal, filtered clean of customer noise.
MediumThe intelligence behind it
Every sensor reports into one continuously-updated threat intelligence — so detection keeps getting sharper without anyone lifting a finger.
Not a static signature list. The threat database updates continuously as new skimmers, spy-cam models, and rogue-AP tactics show up in the wild.
A threat pattern seen at one location tightens detection at every location — the system gets more accurate as the network grows.
It weighs signal, behavior, and context — flagging the subtle cases a simple scanner misses, like a separated tracker sitting overnight or an evil-twin hiding in plain sight.
How it deploys
A small Linux node for any location, or the Windows agent on a PC that's already there. No new hardware needed for the agent, no network redesign for either.
The sensor continuously scans Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and the local network, scoring everything it sees against a live threat and device database in the cloud.
Use the Edge Defender console, or route alerts into the RMM, SIEM, ticketing, and reporting systems your team already runs — so your techs never open one more dashboard.
RMM, PSA & deeper SIEM connectors — ConnectWise, NinjaOne, Datto, Microsoft Sentinel — are rolling out. Running something else? If it takes a webhook or has an inbound API, we can send your alerts to it.
The console
Every detection scored and ranked by severity — per site and across the whole fleet. Your team sees what matters first, then routes it wherever they work.
Partner economics
A new security layer is a new line item — physical-location security your customers don't have yet: recurring, sticky, and differentiating.
Location-based licensing you bill every month. One chain of 40 stores is 40 recurring sites — land one, expand across the fleet.
Your brand out front, your relationship, your margin. Edge Defender is the engine under the hood, not the name on the invoice.
Self-healing nodes, minutes to deploy, and alerts routed into the console you already watch. Support load stays light as you scale.
Nobody else in your customer's stack is watching the RF and physical environment. It's a reason to win the account — and to keep it.
Who it's for
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