ENDPOINT PROTECTION

A security operations center (SOC) is a physical room or area within an organization in which cybersecurity analysts work to monitor enterprise systems, defend against security breaches, and identify, investigate, and mitigate cybersecurity threats.

Endpoint detection and response (EDR) refers to tools that are used to detect and investigate threats on computing endpoint devices. EDR tools typically provide detection, analysis, investigation, and response capabilities.

Endpoint Security describes the tools/solutions designed to protect remote computing devices from threats and ensure that individual access points to an organization’s network and sensitive data sources are secure.

Endpoints are remote computing devices that connect to a network and communicates back and forth with the network.

Endpoint protection products should provide ­superior security­ value, not just in terms of monetary cost but also in terms of their security effectiveness.

Endpoint security historically meant using ineffective antivirus tools. Read ten requirements for effectively protecting systems, users and endpoints.

The wrong endpoint security solution can leave your endpoints vulnerable to threats and undo the work that has gone into securing the network.

This brief discusses the four primary reasons why scanning shouldn't be the first line of defense when securing endpoints against todays advanced threats.

Discover how a next-generation security platform, with advanced endpoint protection, helps prevent known and unknown threats from infecting Microsoft endpoints.

Zero Trust is an increasingly accepted and celebrated network architecture security model. The phrase “never trust, always verify” rings a familiar tune for those focused on securing networks.