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A step-by-step guide to implementing a secure endpoint strategy
Endpoint Antivirus is one of the must haves to secure to your endpoints. However, in today’s threat landscape you need to go further to ensure your devices are secure from endpoint-related threats. Cyber criminals are always trying new tactics and tools to try and circumvent endpoint antivirus tools. This, coupled with the growth of malware toolkits and services that are freely available on the dark web, means a more complete approach using multiple layers of protection is required to get the full visibility and control required to prevent and manage cyber-attacks.
By combining the advanced threat detection capabilities present in the latest security solutions with monitoring and a response team composed of IT personnel with the right skills and knowledge to spot cyber-attacks, you can create multi-layered endpoint protection that’s effective in preventing known and unknown threats.
Boost endpoint security and work with confidence
Mitigate attacks before they execute
Stop and control the spread of security threats in endpoints
Secure endpoints from malware delivered by vulnerabilities in trusted applications
Blacklist undesired applications that could weaponise Office documents in executing malicious behaviour
Secure endpoints from malicious code embedded in popular websites
Prevent data exfiltration from endpoint machines
Increase endpoint security detection rate for known and unknown malware
Prevent zero-day exploits used to spread malware
Prevent endpoint data being encrypted by ransomware
Mitigate attacks before they execute
Stop and control the spread of security threats in endpoints
Secure endpoints from malware delivered by vulnerabilities in trusted applications
Blacklist undesired applications that could weaponise Office documents in executing malicious behaviour
Secure endpoints from malicious code embedded in popular websites
Prevent data exfiltration from endpoint machines
Increase endpoint security detection rate for known and unknown malware
Prevent zero-day exploits used to spread malware
Prevent endpoint data being encrypted by ransomware
