Endpoint Protection news stories - Page 2

“The rise in sophisticated, evasive threat tactics last quarter and throughout 2020 showcases how vital it is to implement layered, end-to-end security protections."

By integrating an EPM solution with additional technologies, teams can manage the entire security tool stack more easily and enhance each component’s effectiveness.

Taegis is designed to expand the company’s threat detection and response capabilities.

Trend Micro has rolled out new extended detection and response (XDR) capabilities through a new platform called Vision One.

The company opened the Australian data centre facilities so that it could host its security offering locally.

The solution is designed to leverage artificial intelligence to investigate and coordinate responses to cyber attacks.

Partnership enables mutual customers throughout APAC to access managed detection and response capabilities.

ESET Protect is designed to automate ESET security solutions across on-premise and cloud environments for businesses of all sizes.

LogRhythm says its aim is to bring stronger levels of machine learning-based detection and response.

As part of the expansion, Malwarebytes has introduced new features to its platform to boost productivity for remote workers, including enhancements for its Brute Force Protection solution and its scan and detection engine. 

Attivo Networks and SentinelOne have teamed up to combine cybersecurity defences and stop attackers in their tracks.

“ESET is strong in the areas of threat research, especially around Android malware identification and behavior detection.”

Kaspersky has recognised a worrying trend of cyber criminals targeting small and medium businesses (SMBs) in Southeast Asia (SEA), and has released a new offering in response.

Attivo Networks’ endpoint security solutions are available for free trial and purchase through McAfee’s new cloud marketplace.

The new service is designed to provide enterprise businesses with a proactive, connected security strategy to enhance threat detection and protection across endpoints.

Microsoft Defender brings Microsoft 365 Defender and Azure Defender under the same umbrella.

Today, Techday speaks to CrowdStrike ANZ channel director Luke Francis about the company's key products and offerings, its upcoming annual security conference, and the infrastructure it leverages in the A/NZ region.

The solution is an integration of data protection and cybersecurity which provides customers with effective endpoint protection in a landscape where the pointlessness of perimeter security is becoming more pronounced.

Thanks to the pandemic, dispersed workforces appear to be here to stay and it behooves organisations to adopt enterprise IT management strategies that reflect that shift, writes ManageEngine product consultant Giridhara Raam.

Although Microsoft Defender has gained market share and made some advancements in their offerings, it is not a silver bullet, writes Chillisoft's CEO.

“By detecting unauthorised ingress and egress connections both at the source and at the destination, security defenders gain real-time visibility along with conclusive detection alerts.”

Kaspersky has combined three of its security solutions into one single offering, designed for medium businesses.

IDC's report shows that CrowdStrike demonstrated a 2018-2019 growth rate of 99% and close to doubled its market share, while the market shares of the top three vendors in the corporate endpoint segment declined.

“As organisations were forced to transform overnight to allow for remote work, a host of endpoint security issues that have either been ignored or invisible until now were brought to the forefront."