A unique ability to spot and stop issues is a game-changer for endpoint security In today’s ultra-connected world, it’s safe to say that the number of Internet-connected devices outnumbers the people in any company. From printers to desktop computers to smartphones to Internet of Things (IoT) devices, any endpoint that connects to the Internet and a company’s network makes the business alarmingly vulnerable to cybercrime. Forensics revealed that one of the biggest data breaches in history could have been avoided if JPMorgan Chase had installed a simple security fix on an overlooked endpoint
The Next Generation of Endpoint Security, Part 1
As security perimeters dissolve, protecting endpoints is critical to thwarting cyber-attacks From desktop computers to printers to routers, the sheer number of endpoints that need cyber protection in a business can be a full-time job for an IT department. Add in the exploding number of poorly secured mobile and Internet of Things (IoT) devices accessing company networks, the rise of BYOD (Bring Your Own Device), and remote working policies and it’s no wonder that securing endpoints has become even more mission-critical to cybersecurity. Any computer hardware device that connects to a