Those who don't know Endpoint security, it is the
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Posted On: 07/13/2017 10:20:31 AM
Those who don't know Endpoint security, it is the process of securing the various endpoints on a network, often defined as end-user devices such as mobile devices, laptops, and desktop PCs & hardware such as servers in a data center. Essentially, endpoint security addresses the risks presented by devices connecting to an enterprise network. So basically, Endpoint Security is a centralized approach to protecting all endpoints - servers, desktops, laptops, smartphones and other IoT devices - connected to the corporate IT network from cyber threats.
Any device, such as a smartphone, tablet, or laptop, provides an entry point for threats. Endpoint security aims to adequately secure every endpoint connecting to a network to block access attempts and other risky activity at these points of entry. As more enterprises adopt practices such as BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) and remote/mobile employees, the enterprise network security perimeter has essentially dissolved.
Endpoint Security Vs Anti-Virus Software
What differentiates endpoint security from the well-known anti-virus software is that within the endpoint security framework, endpoints bear some or all responsibility for their own security. This is in contrast to network security, in which security measures encompass the network as a whole rather than individual devices and servers.
SFOR's Endpoint LOCK security(ELS) with KTLS & encrypted OOBA/MFA built into the product may contain features and functionality such as:
1. Data loss prevention
2. Insider threat protection
3. Disk, endpoint, and email encryption
4. Application whitelisting or control
5. Network access control
6. Data classification
7. Endpoint detection and response
8. Privileged user control
Market of ELS is growing at an exponential rate for last 7 years & will become a center point of focus in due time in CSI. Every endpoint is a launch pad for a cyber attack, no matter how it touches your network. Multi-layered endpoint protection will everything from file reputation and behavioral analysis to advanced machine learning AI. You can build a Global Intelligence Network to synthesizes intelligence from 200 million++ endpoints every day. SFOR's KTLS & Encrypted OOBA/MFA (Industry's only) will be a key driving factor.
Any device, such as a smartphone, tablet, or laptop, provides an entry point for threats. Endpoint security aims to adequately secure every endpoint connecting to a network to block access attempts and other risky activity at these points of entry. As more enterprises adopt practices such as BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) and remote/mobile employees, the enterprise network security perimeter has essentially dissolved.
Endpoint Security Vs Anti-Virus Software
What differentiates endpoint security from the well-known anti-virus software is that within the endpoint security framework, endpoints bear some or all responsibility for their own security. This is in contrast to network security, in which security measures encompass the network as a whole rather than individual devices and servers.
SFOR's Endpoint LOCK security(ELS) with KTLS & encrypted OOBA/MFA built into the product may contain features and functionality such as:
1. Data loss prevention
2. Insider threat protection
3. Disk, endpoint, and email encryption
4. Application whitelisting or control
5. Network access control
6. Data classification
7. Endpoint detection and response
8. Privileged user control
Market of ELS is growing at an exponential rate for last 7 years & will become a center point of focus in due time in CSI. Every endpoint is a launch pad for a cyber attack, no matter how it touches your network. Multi-layered endpoint protection will everything from file reputation and behavioral analysis to advanced machine learning AI. You can build a Global Intelligence Network to synthesizes intelligence from 200 million++ endpoints every day. SFOR's KTLS & Encrypted OOBA/MFA (Industry's only) will be a key driving factor.
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