Executive summary
Cyberattacks are inevitable and are growing in volume and sophistication. Endpoint devices, networks and cloud environments have become key targets.
This eBook offers IT and security decision makers guidance on the elements needed for the most effective endpoint defense amidst this evolving threat landscape.
The move to hybrid work introduced new complexity and attack vectors—and endpoints, networks and clouds are expanding attack surfaces.
What’s more, attackers now employ sophisticated techniques that target different layers of the computing stack, blending in with valid system processes. Some methods even allow attackers to gain privileged access and disable software protections completely undetected.
Many organizations have embarked on a journey towards Zero Trust to combat these threats. But to activate Zero Trust principles, you must be able to maintain device trust.
How do you maintain device trust as attacks become more frequent and advanced technology creates new attack vectors?
Dell and Intel apply Zero Trust principles to their commercial PCs to help keep businesses and their employees secure
When it comes to endpoint protection, you need prevention, detection & response, and recovery & remediation at various states across the entire lifecycle of a device – from the sourcing and manufacture of PCs, to shipping and deployment; in-use through to retirement. Imagine the size of that combined attack surface!
The most effective cybersecurity strategy plans for the worst-case scenario. It assumes a breach is possible and embeds multiple layers of protection to disrupt the attack as quickly and as often as possible. It also includes remediation capabilities to minimize the risk of a repeat occurrence.
Make yourself a smaller target with defenses designed to block attacks.
Always assume a breach and stay vigilant.
Mitigate the impact of an attack and get back to business-as-usual.
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