Endpoints are the devices that are connected remotely to your network. Your company has multiple endpoints, and each one is an opportunity for cybercriminals to attack your business. If your company uses desktop computers, cell phones, tablets, laptops, or other mobile devices, you have endpoints—and increased odds of a cyberattack. Even your printers or POS platforms are at risk.
Endpoint security covers every device in your organization, protecting your network from hackers. Unfortunately, not all endpoint protections are created equally. This means that if you aren’t using IT service management for your security, your endpoint protection may not be enough.
Cybercriminals are becoming more sophisticated, and your security strategy needs to evolve to meet the challenge. Next-generation endpoint security is cutting-edge protection for your network. It helps secure your data from cybercrimes, including:
Zero Day Exploits
Zero day exploits occur when a hacker detects a weakness in your organization’s security. The cybercriminal acts immediately on the weakness before it can be detected and patched.
Attacks
Cyberattacks account for millions of dollars of lost revenue for businesses each year. The methods used can vary. Phishing, spam, and malware are common types of attacks.
Data Leaks
Data leaks occur when a hacker gains access to your network and steals sensitive data, including login information and passwords, proprietary secrets, or your clients’ financial information. These leaks are usually unintentionally caused by employees and lax security.
The more devices you have connected to your network, the more your threat increases.