Endpoint protection is the business of hardening endpoints against potential cyberattacks. It could be through an exploit, phishing attack, spyware, Trojan, malspam, or other form of malware. Every endpoint is a soft spot that cybercriminals can take advantage of and gain unauthorized access to the network. In a perfect world, employees in the office and working remotely (through a VPN, for example) should be able to log and get their job done safely, but that isn’t always the case. When you connect to a network, you’re creating a new endpoint. In the world of information technology (IT), an endpoint is any device (be it a laptop, phone, tablet, or server) connected to a secure business network. Comprehensive security that keeps your devices safe and teams productive.
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