About XTM
A managed security provider, not a licence reseller.
XTM is the cybersecurity division of PMS Ltd, a New Zealand WatchGuard MSSP. Anyone can sell you a subscription. The value is in choosing the right one, configuring it correctly and staying responsible for it afterwards.
How we work
Select, configure, manage.
Select
We work out what your business actually needs based on your sites, systems and risk, then recommend the products that fit.
Configure
Everything is set up deliberately: policies, segmentation, failover and identity, documented so it can be maintained.
Manage
We keep it current, watch how it is performing, and adjust as your business changes.
What that means for you
One team, accountable for the outcome.
Security fails in the gaps between suppliers. Keeping network, endpoint, identity and Wi-Fi with one provider on one platform means there is nobody to point at when something goes wrong, and nobody who needs the situation explained from scratch.
- A single WatchGuard platform across network, devices, identity and Wi-Fi
- Local support, in New Zealand business hours, from people who know your setup
- Straight advice about what you need and what you do not
- Configuration and documentation kept current, not left at go-live
- Clear reporting so you can see what your security is doing
Who stands behind XTM
Backed by an established New Zealand IT company.
XTM is the cybersecurity division of PMS Ltd, a New Zealand IT company established in 1997. PMS Ltd is a WatchGuardONE partner and WatchGuard Managed Security Service Provider, giving XTM access to WatchGuard technology, technical resources and vendor support while clients continue to work directly with the local XTM team.
Legal entity
PMS Ltd. XTM is its trading brand and cybersecurity division.
Established
1997
Partnership
WatchGuardONE partner and WatchGuard Managed Security Service Provider.
Book a complimentary 20-minute security review
In a focused 20-minute conversation, we’ll review how you protect your network, devices and Microsoft 365 users, and what happens if your main internet connection fails. We’ll identify the areas most worth checking next—without obligation.