Servers, laptops and PCs and other devices that connect to your network are commonly referred to as endpoints. The practice of securing these endpoints from being exploited by cybercriminals is known as endpoint security.
Endpoint protection systems are designed to quickly detect, analyse, block, and contain attacks in progress.
Let me explain all you need to know about endpoint security and why it matters.
If you have never suffered a cyber attack, you will probably feel it is rare. Unfortunately, the probability of experiencing a cyber security breach or attack is exceptionally high.
Businesses in the UK are subject to a continuous bombardment of cyberattacks. This is why 1 in 3 UK businesses report being attacked each year.
Let’s face it, dealing with Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) can sometimes feel like an inconvenience. But before you dismiss it as a hassle, consider this:
