An Endpoint Security solution should help to: Automated incident response including rapid detection, investigation and remediationĮndpoint Security involves preparing for, preventing, detecting and responding to cyberattacks occurring at an organization’s network endpoints-typically, users’ devices.Dashboards, reports and alerts with prioritized warnings of vulnerabilities.Third-party software integrations to work with an enterprise’s technology stack, including complementary security solutions and tools.

Data loss protection and remediation to prevent unintentional or intentional loss of data in the event of a cyberattack.Behavioral monitoring with machine learning capabilities to authenticate authorized users and block bad actors.Anti-exploit protection against zero-day vulnerabilities and memory-based cyberattacks.Protection against malicious downloads from the web.Centralized device management with control over which and how devices can access, download and upload data.Protection against email-based cyberthreats via scanning and quarantining of emails containing potentially dangerous links and attachments.Continuous monitoring, ideally powered by advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI) including machine learning, to analyze files and block malware before it executes-whether the endpoint is online or offline.An Endpoint Security solution should include: Any connected device or system that provides access to an enterprise’s network can be a potential point of entry for a cyberattack. Endpoint Security should protect all end users’ devices from cyber threats.

Endpoint security standard