Endpoint Protection stories - Page 2

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.">>

HP personal systems product evangelist Carlin Diprose walks us through how HP can provide vital security in a work from home world.>>

Ingram Micro NZ VMware BDM Adam Saunders explains VMware’s solutions for end to end security, from the device to the data centre and cloud.>>

Previously, Wyman brought Backup Exec/Veritas, Brocade and StorageCraft to the region.>>

The report provides an overview of the technology players in the EDR market and offers insights into understanding their capabilities. >>

Has the highest rating among vendors in May 2020 Gartner Peer Insights ‘Voice of the Customer’ for Endpoint Detection and Response Solutions.>>

BlackBerry Desktop, SecuSUITE for Government, AtHoc and Protect are all available for enterprises in need of secure communications.>>

New security for Chrome OS and mobile threat defence for Android and iOS devices protects users from new fleeceware applications uncovered by SophosLabs. >>

ESET Endpoint Protection Advanced Cloud is an umbrella of security for business users that integrates the most essential endpoint products.>>

Zero trust network access is helping organisations address the protection problem posed by mobile computing and cloud-based applications.>>

Fortinet has acquired a US-based endpoint security company enSilo as the company continues to flesh out its global security solutions.>>

A security solution like mobile device management (MDM) fails to respect user privacy and should not be a common security practice.>>

The offering is based on its acquisition of Endgame, a company focusing on threat prevention, detection, and response based on the MITRE ATT&CK matrix.>>

This PoP expansion brings Forcepoint services to virtually anywhere in the world while delivering optimal security and productivity enhancing capabilities. >>

The Symantec Endpoint Security (SES) brings automated assistance with security management to evaluate risks and take action to secure their organisation.>>

The resellable service provides organisations with a dedicated 24/7 security team to neutralise threats.>>

"The bullseye for cyber threats is corporate endpoints, making security solutions in this area a crucial component of any enterprise risk management strategy.">>

CrowdStrike’s AI-powered Threat Graph will integrate with Zscaler’s cloud security platform to provide customers with real-time threat detection and automated policy enforcement.>>

In the first technology integration, Proofpoint will check potentially malicious attachments with CrowdStrike Falcon Intel and will add new hashes to the customer’s custom intelligence.>>

The endpoint is increasingly the frontline in the war against cyber-threats and IT teams are overwhelmed by the volume of alerts they must manage.>>