Endpoints are a primary target for cyber attackers!
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| The term endpoint is commonly referring to laptops, desktops, tablets, mobile devices, and servers. An endpoint is a device where a user interacts with computing systems and services. |
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| Reports from IT security companies have repeatedly been reporting the increasing trend of security breaches from endpoints, resulting in substantial monetary and productivity losses to various industries. |
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| Attackers continuously innovate. The frequency of zero-day attack (An attack that exploits a severe software security weakness that the vendor or developer may be unaware of) is getting shorter. |
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| Traditionally, antivirus software uses pattern or signature databases to identify computer virus or infected files. With the widely available developer toolkits and fast computing resources, mutations of computer virus have driven the IT security industry towards the more intelligent end – behaviour-based approach. |
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| Modern endpoint security products do not come in silo (or offline installation) form. They now take advantage of big-data from their global intelligence network and AI-engines to response swiftly to new threats occurring anytime and anywhere. |
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| The Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR) capability, featuring detecting and investigating suspicious activities (and traces of such) other problems on hosts/endpoints, is now one of the critical features for corporate clients to choose an endpoint security protection. |
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| Choosing advanced endpoint protection that innovates detection as attackers’ threats evolve is always at the top of the list for consideration. |
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| As one part of the total-defence strategy of IT security, we offer solutions from the market leaders, such as Kaspersky, Malwarebytes, Sophos, Checkpoint, Symantec, Trend Micro, and AVG/Avast. |