How Do You Maintain Endpoint Security To Protect Your Network?

Updated on October 11, 2022, by Xcitium

How Do You Maintain Endpoint Security To Protect Your Network?

Maintaining Endpoint Security to Protect Your Network

Ability to actively monitor endpoints enables cybersecurity administrators to view threat indicators on the endpoint devices. Robust endpoint security is needed to effectively defend endpoints from numerous threat vectors, as endpoints square measure generally the foremost targeted areas in cyber attacks. Endpoints are considered to be the weakest and most vulnerable points in an enterprise network. Hence, enterprise networks can be secured only if endpoints are maintained securely.

Robust Endpoint Security

It is essential to use robust endpoint security to protect your network. And in your enterprise, you must be having numerous endpoints and you must be able to monitor the status of the endpoint security solutions effectively using a solution such as the Xcitium Endpoint Security Manager for Endpoint Security Management. If malware is able to infect an endpoint, it can penetrate and travel over the network and infect all endpoints connected to the enterprise network. It will lead to total compromise of the enterprise network which can lead to loss of data, reputation, and legal suits.

Sophisticated Present Day Malware

Present day malware has become sophisticated. It is becoming more sophisticated due to easily available tools that enable easy development of new strains of existing malware. Traditional endpoint security solutions provide definition-based detection, utilizing the virus database of blacklisted files. This is effective only for detecting and blocking known viruses and malware. This system does not detect unknown malware. Traditional endpoint security solutions block known malware – such as viruses, worms, ransomware, adware, rootkits, spyware, Trojans, bots, scareware, keyloggers or bugs.

However, the present day malware is predominantly through zero-day threats. New strains are released in the morning and they create havoc till the antivirus companies get a hold of a definition of the malware. The damage will be done. Such malware square measure capable of evading detection and analysis even by different subtle systems together with clean metal and hybrid virtualization systems, emulation systems, and intelligence primarily based systems.

Protection solutions

Xcitium Endpoint Security is a one-of-a-kind solution that may ensure the protection of your enterprise network. It utilizes its unique Default Deny Platform to allow only known good files to access your endpoint, while it blocks all unknown files.

The Default Deny posture implements Automated Containerization technology – within the sophisticated lightweight virtual container, the behavior of the file is analyzed, and a verdict is obtained. Next, based on the verdict from the Xcitium Valkyrie >Static & Dynamic Analyzer– Xcitium Endpoint Security deletes the file if it is malware, or allows the file into the endpoint. Zero-day malware are effectively stopped.

Xcitium Endpoint Security Management allows you to analyze file behavior in real-time on the endpoint through its VirusScope behavioral analysis feature.

Endpoint Security Management for Network Protection

Xcitium Endpoint Security Management and Endpoint Security are good solutions that help to maintain endpoint security to protect your network.

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