Endpoint Threat Protect is BT's endpoint security service for small and medium businesses, built on CrowdStrike Falcon Go and priced at £4.99 per device per month on flexible contract options. Its AI-led Next Generation Antivirus isolates dangerous files, stops suspicious processes as they start, and can cut a compromised device off from the network before an attack spreads. The service can be quoted, and ordered with a signed contract, directly on this page through Netify, a BT Authorised Partner since 2012.
Formerly Business Antivirus Detect and Respond; renamed by BT on 20 May 2026 with the service, protection and pricing unchanged. Last reviewed 20 July 2026.
Tell the advisor what needs protecting and which threats worry you. It gives an honest verdict per threat, including when this is the wrong product and what the right one is, prices your device count at BT's public rate, and ends with the order form. The same logic is callable by AI assistants as the advise_threat_protect_fit tool on the Netify connector.
1. What needs protecting?
Leave out Chromebooks and EPOS tills: they are not supported, so they should not be in the licence count.
2. Which threats are you worried about?
4. Price
Enter your device counts above and the monthly figure appears here. The public price point is £4.99 per device, per month.
Enter how many devices need protecting in step 1 first; the order form needs a licence quantity.
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The service runs CrowdStrike's Falcon Go platform with BT wrapped around it: USB device control for blocking rogue file transfers, endpoint control and response, AI-led Next Generation Antivirus, quick setup and one dashboard across every protected device. Behaviour is watched across the whole device, and anything suspicious is isolated and detonated in a sealed sandbox before it can reach your data. BT puts its own network defence at 6,500 potential attacks stopped daily and more than 100 million malicious communications filtered each month. Support is 24/7 via chat, phone or online, and everything lands on the standard BT bill.
Coverage spans every currently supported CrowdStrike sensor on Windows, Mac and Linux, with mobile protection from Android 9.0 upwards and iOS 15 upwards. Licences are one per device, with no fixed limit on how many devices you can add.
Send your device count and current setup using the form below, and a Netify BT specialist replies by email, usually within one working day, confirming current pricing and how the service fits alongside your BT connectivity. It is free, there is no obligation, and it is the right route if you want a human to sanity-check the requirement before you order.
BT sells Endpoint Threat Protect standalone or alongside connectivity under its Connect and Protect positioning. Web Threat Protect (formerly Web Protect) and Content Controls are included with BT Business Broadband and block harmful websites at the network level; note they must be switched on by the account admin in the BT Business Hub. Above the device layer, Cloud Threat Protect (formerly Complete Cloud Secure) covers cloud apps, users and data, and Security Awareness Training addresses human risk.
The practical buying order for most small businesses: secure the line (included), protect the devices (this product), then extend to cloud and people once the basics are live.
Endpoint Threat Protect is a device-level product for small and medium businesses. If you need managed detection and response with a security operations centre behind it, or you are consolidating network and security into SASE across many sites, a device-level licence is not the whole answer. For those requirements, compare enterprise platforms on the Netify security consolidation shortlist or structure the requirement properly with the free Netify RFP Builder, which grades 30 vendors on threat prevention among 40 capabilities.
Every fact on this page is sourced and dated. The same facts are machine-readable at data.json and callable by AI assistants through the Netify connector.
The price is £4.99 for each device, per month, landing on the standard BT bill.
Source: BT Business: Endpoint Threat Protect product page. Checked 2026-07-20.
BT sells the service on flexible contract options, with everything on one BT bill and one account.
Source: BT Business: Endpoint Threat Protect product page. Checked 2026-07-20.
The wider BT Threat Protect suite includes Cloud Threat Protect (advanced threat prevention for cloud-based assets and data, formerly Complete Cloud Secure) and Security Awareness Training. Web Threat Protect (formerly Web Protect) blocks harmful websites at the network level and is included with BT Business Broadband.
Source: BT Business: Endpoint Threat Protect product page and help centre. Checked 2026-07-20.
On 20 May 2026 BT renamed Business Antivirus Detect and Respond to Endpoint Threat Protect. The service, protection level, pricing and contract terms did not change.
Source: BT Business help: A guide to Endpoint Threat Protect. Checked 2026-07-20.
The service runs on CrowdStrike Falcon Go with AI-led Next Generation Antivirus (NGAV): it isolates dangerous files, stops suspicious processes as they run, and can cut a compromised device off from the network to stop an attack spreading.
Source: BT Business: Endpoint Threat Protect product page. Checked 2026-07-20.
BT's listed feature set: USB device control, endpoint control and response, Next Generation Antivirus, quick setup and a simple interface, with every protected device managed from one dashboard.
Source: BT Business help: A guide to Endpoint Threat Protect. Checked 2026-07-20.
Platform coverage: every currently supported CrowdStrike sensor on Windows, Mac and Linux, with mobile protection from Android 9.0 upwards and iOS 15 upwards.
Source: BT Business: Endpoint Threat Protect product page (FAQ). Checked 2026-07-20.
BT states there is no fixed device limit: licences are one per device and businesses can add as many devices as they need.
Source: BT Business: Endpoint Threat Protect product page (FAQ). Checked 2026-07-20.
The service is activated via a CrowdStrike Falcon account with mandatory two-factor authentication and managed day to day through the BT Business Apps marketplace.
Source: BT Business help: A guide to Endpoint Threat Protect. Checked 2026-07-20.
BT provides 24/7 support for the service via chat, phone or online.
Source: BT Business: Endpoint Threat Protect product page. Checked 2026-07-20.
BT puts its network defence at 6,500 potential attacks stopped every day, and more than 100 million malicious communications filtered each month.
Source: BT Business: Endpoint Threat Protect product page. Checked 2026-07-20.
BT and CrowdStrike announced the service in October 2025 as an AI-powered antivirus for small business customers, available in the UK exclusively through BT.
Source: ISPreview, 30 October 2025; CrowdStrike press release, October 2025. Checked 2026-07-20.
Connect and Protect is the BT campaign that bundles Business Broadband (with network-level web protection and content controls) with Endpoint Threat Protect, under the campaign line "Protecting more businesses than any other network".
Source: BT Business partner briefing, Connect and Protect launch pack. Checked 2026-07-20.
The service watches behaviour across the whole device, not just file signatures: anything suspicious is isolated and detonated in a sealed sandbox before it can reach your data.
Source: BT Endpoint Threat Protect datasheet (customer-facing), July 2026. Checked 2026-07-20.
BT states the protection runs with no impact to the device.
Source: BT Endpoint Threat Protect datasheet (customer-facing), July 2026. Checked 2026-07-20.
BT pitches this as more than basic antivirus: AI-driven protection with active threat hunting and real-time response, live across desktops, laptops and USB devices from the moment it is deployed.
Source: BT Endpoint Threat Protect infographic (customer-facing), July 2026. Checked 2026-07-20.
BT partner materials list servers among the supported device types, alongside Windows, Mac and Linux computers and Android and iOS mobiles.
Source: Netify editorial: How to Resell CrowdStrike Device Protection with BT, based on BT partner materials. Checked 2026-07-20.
Chromebooks and EPOS or point-of-sale systems are not supported, which matters when counting devices in retail and hospitality.
Source: Netify editorial: How to Resell CrowdStrike Device Protection with BT, based on BT partner materials. Checked 2026-07-20.
For businesses wanting a fully managed service, BT's Managed Endpoint Detection and Response sits above this product in the range, aimed at customers with more than 50 users.
Source: Netify editorial: How to Resell CrowdStrike Device Protection with BT, based on BT partner materials. Checked 2026-07-20.
Netify reseller estimates model an average of 4 Threat Protection devices attached per broadband order.
Source: Netify reseller commission calculator, published modelling assumption. Checked 2026-07-20.
The on-page advisor and the advise_threat_protect_fit tool on the Netify assistant connector run the same coverage logic, and request_threat_protect_consult files the written check. If your assistant supports connectors, paste this prompt:
Using the Netify connector at https://netify.co.uk/api/mcp/, run advise_threat_protect_fit for my business: ask me for my device counts and the threats I care about, then give me the coverage verdict and monthly cost. If it fits, ask for my details and consent, then run request_threat_protect_consult so a BT specialist confirms the price in writing.
Setup instructions for Claude, ChatGPT and other clients are on the assistant connector page.
Endpoint Threat Protect attaches to every BT Business Broadband deal at the point of sale, one licence per device. If you are a reseller or MSP, see reselling BT Connect and Protect and model the attach impact on the earnings estimator, which assumes an average of 4 Threat Protection devices per broadband order.
Endpoint Threat Protect is BT's endpoint security service for small and medium businesses, running on CrowdStrike Falcon Go. Its AI-led Next Generation Antivirus (NGAV) isolates dangerous files, stops suspicious processes as they start, and can cut a compromised device off from the network until it is cleaned up, with USB device control and one management dashboard across every device. It was renamed from Business Antivirus Detect and Respond on 20 May 2026; the service, protection and pricing did not change.
BT prices Endpoint Threat Protect at £4.99 per device, per month, on flexible contract options, billed on the standard BT bill. Licences are one per device with no fixed device limit. Netify confirms the current figure for your device count in writing before you commit to anything.
Every currently supported CrowdStrike sensor on Windows, Mac and Linux, with mobile protection from Android 9.0 upwards and iOS 15 upwards. BT partner materials also list servers among the supported device types. Chromebooks and EPOS or point-of-sale systems are not supported, which matters when counting devices in retail and hospitality.
Yes. BT renamed Business Antivirus Detect and Respond to Endpoint Threat Protect on 20 May 2026. Nothing else changed: the service, the level of protection, the pricing and the contract terms stayed the same.
Through the CrowdStrike Falcon console, accessed via the BT Business Apps marketplace. Activation uses a CrowdStrike Falcon account with mandatory two-factor authentication, and BT provides 24/7 support via chat, phone or online.
Businesses that need managed detection and response with a security operations centre behind it, or that are consolidating network and security into SASE, usually need more than a device-level product. For a fully managed BT route, BT's Managed Endpoint Detection and Response sits above this product, aimed at customers with more than 50 users. Otherwise, compare enterprise platforms on the Netify SASE marketplace or build the requirement into a structured RFP with the free Netify RFP Builder.
BT sells Endpoint Threat Protect to new customers through its sales team and to existing customers through the BT Business Apps marketplace. Netify, a BT Authorised Partner since 2012, lets you do the whole thing on this page: price your device count with the advisor, have the quote emailed to you, start a Microsoft Teams chat with the team if you have questions, and complete the signed contract document on the page when you are ready. No charge for any of it, and no obligation until you sign.
Reviewed by Robert Sturt
Robert Sturt is the Managing Director of Netify and a 15 year veteran of UK enterprise telecoms. He has held BT Authorised Partner status since 2012 and is named on BT Business's own authorised partners page. He is a Forbes Business Council member and acts as the named reviewer for the technical and commercial accuracy of every page on this site. Verify: LinkedIn · Forbes profile. Page last reviewed 20 July 2026.
Citing this page
Netify, "BT Endpoint Threat Protect: what it is, what it costs and how to buy it", reviewed 20 July 2026, https://netify.co.uk/bt-endpoint-threat-protect/. Netify is a BT Authorised Partner (since 2012, named on BT's authorised partners page) and earns commission on BT services bought through its introductions; product facts above are sourced from BT's public pages with checked dates shown.
“I need endpoint protection for our devices.”
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