Todyl
One Agent. Turn On What You Need.
Todyl ships SASE, endpoint security, SIEM, MXDR and governance as modules on a single agent. You enable the ones you need and add the rest later, without a second rollout.
Start the rollout →Every Tool Wants Its Own Installer
Five products means five agents, five update cycles and five things to blame when a laptop slows down.
Rollouts Compound
Each new product is another push, another exception list, another round of machines that did not take it. The effort does not shrink with practice.
Conflicts Are Real
Agents contend for the same hooks. Diagnosing which one broke the workstation costs a day you did not budget.
Gaps Hide In The Seams
Nobody owns the space between two vendors. That space is where a signal from one tool never meets context from another.
What The First Quarter Looks Like
Modules go on in an order that suits you. Nothing here requires the whole platform on day one.
Count The Agents
List what runs on a laptop today, and what each one costs.
One Install
The agent goes out once. Modules are switched on from the console.
Traffic And Endpoints
Secure access and endpoint protection carry the early value.
Logging And Response
SIEM and managed detection go on once the basics are steady.
What Each One Actually Does
Todyl states that organizations can customize which modules they take. Price each separately when you compare.
| Module | Function | Replaces, typically |
|---|---|---|
| SASE | Secure network access from anywhere | VPN concentrator, some firewall duty |
| Endpoint Security | Next generation antivirus and EDR | A separate endpoint product |
| SIEM | Log collection, retention and detection | A logging platform or nothing at all |
| MXDR | Managed detection with analyst response | An outsourced SOC contract |
| GRC | Risk and compliance tracking | Spreadsheets, mostly |
The measurable saving is not the licence. It is the rollout you do once, the conflicts you do not diagnose, and the renewal conversations you do not have four separate times.
Ask for the real number: what would each module cost you separately today, from the vendors you already use. Consolidation only wins if that sum is larger.
Where This Fits
Consolidating A Sprawl
Organizations running four or five security products from different vendors, with nobody whose job is to make them talk to each other.
One Module Only
If you want just an endpoint product, a specialist will likely beat a module. The platform argument needs at least three modules to hold.
It Is Sold Through Partners
Todyl builds for managed service providers. Ask who operates the console, who answers at night, and what is in that provider's contract rather than Todyl's.
Count What Is On The Laptop Today
The list of agents already installed, with what each costs and who manages it, decides this question faster than any demonstration.
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