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ENTERPRISE ENDPOINT PROTECTION
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Overview
The threat landscape continues to innovate with
increased volume and tenacity. In 2016, 53% of
cybersecurity professionals reported an increase in
attacks, and in 2017, 80% believe it is likely or very
likely they will be attacked.
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Global ransomware attacks, such as WannaCry
and Jaff, are good examples of this. In 2016, 62%
of enterprises experienced a ransomware attack;
and the world saw the WannaCry ransomware
successfully lock up more than 200,000 computers
across the globe.
We’ve seen successful attacks steal customer data
and shut down business operations, in all industries in
every region across the globe. Whether it’s a phishing
email, malware, or advanced persistent threat (APT),
the attacker’s primary target is the endpoint. Only 53% of organizations have a formal process in
place to deal with them. Cybercriminals have moved
to a multi-vector attack approach. For example,
they combine elements like social engineering and
phishing emails with malicious file attachments that
exploit vulnerabilities on the endpoint system.
As a result, organisations have made great efforts
to protect the corporate endpoints. As new threat
techniques emerge, protection measures are
challenged to keep up. Whether you decide to augment or replace your
existing endpoint protection measures, your endpoint
security needs to evolve to address this level of
sophistication, as well as future tactics. This guide
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