What exactly is endpoint protection?
Endpoint protection safeguards devices connected to the network — including laptops, desktop computers, servers, mobile devices and IoT solutions — against cyber threats such as viruses, ransomware and data leakage.
User training
Employees’ security awareness is the first line of defence.
Regular updates
Keeping devices and software up to date.
Access management
Strict control of access rights.
Continuous monitoring
Continuous monitoring of devices and identities.
What is covered by endpoint protection?
- Computers, laptops and servers
- Smartphones and tablets
- Any device that runs an operating system, communicates, stores data or can run a security agent.
Key endpoint protection features and benefits
Lower costs
When renting servers or using shared infrastructure, the cost of an on-site solution can be lower.
Full control
In an on-premise environment, the company can manage its own resources and tailor services to its needs.
Simpler regulatory compliance
The infrastructure and in-house data management will facilitate compliance with legal and data protection requirements, including GDPR.