The endpoint as a key element of your security infrastructure
Threats to endpoints in a world of remote working


With the rapid growth of remote access to corporate resources and cloud-based applications through a variety of personal devices, endpoints are now being attacked from all sides by attackers drawn to lowered security defences. Through email-based phishing, ransomware, malware, and drive-by downloads from web surfing, attacks are growing in volume and complexity to the point of several hundred thousand new programmes registered every day.
Since endpoints often store a large amount of corporate data and all the information an attacker needs to break into corporate networks, you need to ensure you have a robust endpoint protection strategy in place.
This whitepaper provides information about the types of security threats your business may be currently open to and outlines the dynamics of protecting endpoints. By downloading this whitepaper, you’ll find out more about leveraging your workforce, strategy, and technology investments in order to make the endpoints across your business as secure as possible.
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