Endpoint Protection
Devices are everywhere in modern work. How can IT keep control?
Devices are everywhere in modern work. How can IT keep control?
Endpoint security is often seen as cybersecurity's frontline, and represents one of the first places organisations look to secure their enterprise networks. As data is often the most valuable asset a company has, losing the data itself, or access to it, could put the entire business at risk of insolvency.
With the modern workplace sprawling to all corners of the globe (sometimes literally), IT teams are under increasing pressure to guard against data loss as a result of lost, stolen or damaged devices.
Endpoint management involves authenticating and managing access rights of endpoint users into the company network, and utilising security policies to fend off threat actors that attempt to exploit that access.
Network managers and IT utilise endpoint management programmes to limit access to authorised users of a WAN or connected devices, apply policies across the network and tools such as Microsoft 365 or Google Workspaces, and enable administrators to manage users' access rights from a single management console.
This section of our Community uncovers the best of endpoint management and protection.
To protect themselves, businesses secure endpoints or entry points of end-user devices such as desktops, laptops, and mobile devices from being exploited by malicious actors and campaigns.
Digital business turns cyber security inside out, with the endpoint at the frontline. Technology has>evolved from traditional antivirus software to providing comprehensive protection from>sophisticated malware and evolving zero-day threats on a network or in the cloud.
Here we take a look at trending topics, provide useful insights and technologies that solve everyday problems around Endpoint Security.
The increased use of digital technologies to modify or even create entirely new business models, customer experiences and working processes has led to a transformation in the way companies operate.
With cloud enabling organisations monitoring their operational technologies remotely there’s also a new boundary to secure. Here we examine how best to secure this boundary by looking at the link between the OT network and the cloud-based monitoring system.
For Critical Infrastructure providers, the move to Industry 4.0 could be game-changing. But with connectivity across industrial and information networks and into the cloud, how do you successfully mitigate the risk of cyberattack?
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