CYBERSECURITY
Endpoint security protects your corporate network better than antivirus software.
Endpoint security is the most advanced and reliable way to protect endpoints — such as desktops, laptops, and mobile devices — against cyberattacks and ransomware. Only then can you secure your entire network effectively.
Network security is not optional. It is absolutely essential and forms the foundation of your company’s security policy.
Include mobile endpoints in your security policy
An endpoint is any device connected to your business network. Like desktops, printers, servers, but also mobile devices such as laptops, tablets, and smartphones — or IoT devices, Point of Sale systems, and more.
Mobile endpoints are often the blind spot in corporate security. With hybrid work becoming the norm, it’s more important than ever to protect them.
Why endpoint security?
The increasing use of poorly secured mobile devices brings serious risks. It opens the door to ever-smarter cybercriminals who want to infiltrate your network with a virus or infect your computers with malware.
Endpoint security, also called Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR), is the only way to protect your endpoints and with them, your network. EDR scans all your devices for suspicious behavior. Proactively and in real time!
Endpoint security with SentinelOne
Our EDR partner is SentinelOne, named a leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Endpoint Protection Platforms (EPP) in 2021.
SentinelOne’s EPP uses Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning to block both known and unknown cyberattacks on your devices — whether you use Windows, macOS, or Linux. With behavior-based detection, it excels at recognizing zero-day attacks. Potentially affected devices are detected in real time and proactively isolated from the network. Processes are immediately stopped and restored to their original state via an advanced rollback feature.
With a visual and intuitive storyboard, you gain clear insight into:
- All threats and malware detected.
- How and through which endpoint the malware entered.
- What exactly happened.
- Where the malware may have spread.
The dashboard exposes blind spots in your network. This allows your IT team to focus only on real threats instead of constantly monitoring false positives.
Why is EDR better than antivirus software?
Antivirus only scans the device it’s installed on and acts only against known malware. Every alert must also be manually verified. A huge burden for your IT department.
SentinelOne automates everything in one platform. Suspicious behavior is detected immediately. New devices in the network are automatically recognized and protected. With no manual action required. This EDR solution never needs updating, it evolves seamlessly with new technological developments.
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Want to better protect your devices against cyber threats?
We’ll assess which devices within your organization require protection and how Endpoint Security can be implemented within your existing IT environment.
We can always count on Office-IT. Their support gives us peace of mind and allows us to focus on what really matters.
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