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An endpoint can be a laptop, a smartphone, a server, as soon as a device is connected to a network, it can be considered an endpoint.

Endpoints are perceived as the front line.

Endpoint security consists of detecting malicious activity to protect computer networks (servers, computers and mobile devices) from intrusions and malware attacks.

It is imperative that companies secure these devices as a priority to protect their networks.

Buyers should look for a solution that offers a combination of modern, often called “Next-Gen”, and fundamental approaches.

Core Features:

Antimalware/antivirus;

Application Lockdown;

Behavior supervising / host-based intrusion prevention system  (HIPS);

Web Protection ;

Web Control ;

Data leakage prevention (DLP).

Next-Gen Features:

Machine Learning;

Anti-exploit;

Ransomware-specific;

Protection against credential theft;

Process protection (elevation of privileges) ;

Process protection (Code Cave);

EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response).