End Point Security Insights

What is End Point Security?

Endpoint security refers to the practice of securing devices that are remotely connected to a network. These "endpoints" can include desktops, laptops, smartphones, tablets, servers, and other devices. Endpoint security solutions aim to protect these devices from threats such as malware, ransomware, phishing attacks, and data breaches. Common methods include antivirus software, firewalls, intrusion detection/prevention systems, and endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions. It's commonly used by businesses and organizations to protect their data and systems from increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks that target vulnerable endpoints.

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What other technologies are related to End Point Security?

End Point Security Complementary Technologies

Internet Policy Enforcement

Endpoint security benefits from internet policy enforcement mechanisms to control the online activities of endpoints, reducing the attack surface.

mentioned alongside End Point Security in 84% (80) of relevant job posts

Network Detection & Response (NDR)

NDR solutions monitor network traffic for malicious activity, providing a complementary layer of security to endpoint security by detecting threats that may bypass endpoint defenses.

mentioned alongside End Point Security in 60% (78) of relevant job posts

comply to connect

Comply-to-Connect solutions ensure that devices connecting to a network meet certain security requirements, complementing endpoint security by preventing non-compliant or infected devices from accessing the network.

mentioned alongside End Point Security in 38% (100) of relevant job posts