Harden the defaults
Apply a practical endpoint baseline: attack-surface reduction, Defender settings, local admin checks, and more.
Quiver is a lightweight control layer for Windows. It helps you apply the sensible hardening your endpoints need—without replacing Defender, your RMM, or your whole day.
Free to start. A simple paid tier when you need more.
quiver / endpoint status ● Defender protection enabled ● Attack surface rules applied ● Local admin exposure review ● Device control baseline enforced 1 item wants your attention. › open control centerendpoint: protected
Defender is capable. Configuring and keeping it that way is the hard part. Quiver turns the right knobs, shows you what matters, and stays out of the way.
Apply a practical endpoint baseline: attack-surface reduction, Defender settings, local admin checks, and more.
Know when a setting changes, a protection drops, or an endpoint no longer matches the baseline you chose.
One clean control layer for the things that should not require a ticket, a script, and a prayer.
Use Quiver to harden Windows at no cost. $9.95/month locks in Quiver Plus, with an EDR behind you and a second opinion before you click.
A practical Windows hardening utility for anyone who wants a safer baseline without another subscription.
Your lock-in price for protection and clarity when the problem is bigger than a setting.
Some problems are not a checkbox. Remote technician help is $49.95 for the first 30 minutes. Need more time? Add 15-minute extension blocks for $20 each.
Get hands-on help without signing up for a bloated support plan.
Quiver complements the security stack you already trust. Give smaller clients a better baseline, make exceptions visible, and stop rebuilding the same hardening checklist from scratch.
“The goal is not another dashboard. The goal is fewer endpoints that quietly drift into trouble.”
Quiver is designed to be clear about what it changes and why. Your endpoints should be more understandable after installing it, not less.
Settings and recommendations are presented plainly, so you can understand the tradeoff before applying them.
Quiver is built around endpoint hardening and control—not collecting everything it can find about you.
It is not asking you to rip out the security tools you already rely on. It makes them easier to run well.
No. Quiver is a control and hardening layer designed to complement Microsoft Defender and the rest of your security stack.
Individuals who want a stronger Windows setup, and MSPs who want a simple, repeatable endpoint baseline without adding another heavyweight platform.
Plus is the locked-in Quiver subscription price. It includes a Huntress EDR license and the “Is this a scam?” AI interaction alongside the free Quiver utility.
Remote help is $49.95 for the first 30 minutes. From the start, additional time is purchased in 15-minute blocks at $20 per block.
That is the point. Quiver is intended to fit beside the tools you already use, not force an all-or-nothing replacement decision.
Quiver is getting ready to launch. Join the early list for the first download and a founding-user price on Plus.