Endpoint

What is Endpoint?

Endpoint security is the practice of securing endpoints or entry points of end-user devices such as desktops, laptops, and mobile devices from being exploited by malicious actors and campaigns. Endpoint security systems protect these endpoints on a network or in the cloud from cybersecurity threats.

Benefits of Endpoint:

Single, central endpoint security management — The traditional approach to IT security and endpoint security has really formed around the deployment of siloed point solutions.

Simplify security management — By gaining full control and visibility into all your endpoints, you can reduce a great deal of the administrative and management overhead. You can remove many of the manual management and auditing tasks as well as automating much of the processes involved in provisioning, registering, managing, updating and retiring all your endpoints. You use less resources simply managing the devices so your team can be reassigned to higher value business activities.

Improve business resilience — The truth is that almost every organization will be breached at one point. When this happens endpoint protection will have failed. Business resilience and continuity relies on endpoint detection and response. You need to know where attacks are happening and how to quickly recover when the worst does happen.

Protect your reputation – and your revenue! — The Ponemon Institute puts the average cost of a data breach at some $3.92 million. But that pales into insignificance to the damage a breach can do to your business or reputation. It’s suggested that 60% of companies fail within six months of a data breach. In addition, estimates put the average share value wiped out by a data breach at 7% or over. The confidence that effective endpoint security software can deliver can be measured in both bottom line and reputational value.