We use solutions from leading vendors including Webroot, Cisco & Microsoft to secure Endpoint devices such as laptops, tablets and smart phones to ensure compliance and protect your network and data from compromise. 

Why is endpoint security important? Increasingly, organisations and their employees are integrating workplace practices that make access to data easier. The growth of ‘bring your own device’ and mobile working allows increasing threats targeting devices access and networks, and they create multiple endpoint vulnerabilities. In addition, employees working from home or connecting to Wi-Fi networks to work on-the-go means that the network perimeter is more penetrable than ever. 

Historically, most security breaches would gain access via the network. Today, threats are increasingly coming in through endpoints so centralised network protection just doesn’t go far enough. Shifting security perimeters that lack clear definition require new layers of security through endpoint protection. Security needs to maintain greater control over access points to prevent vulnerabilities that can arise from using remote devices. 

Anti-virus is key to ensuring that your organisations endpoint security, but it won’t always protect individual devices and servers. Implementing endpoint protection creates a two-pronged approach to security by also securing individual devices that connect to the network.