Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Endpoint security solutions are specialized software designed to protect endpoint devices like computers, mobile phones, and tablets from cyber threats. These solutions prevent, detect, and respond to attacks by managing the security of these devices across the network. But with so many different endpoint security solutions available in the market, how can you know which is the right fit for your endpoint security strategy?

We are excited to announce Platform Release 783, a massive update with over 470 features and improvements, focusing on adapting to the modern digital workspace by delivering deep visibility, better protection, and higher privacy. Here is a summary of the new features and improvements available in this release. For an extensive list, please refer to the detailed Release Notes.

While external cyberattacks often make the headlines, internal security risks (aka insider risks) present a significant danger that is sometimes underestimated. These risks can arise from disgruntled employees, negligent insiders, or malicious actors with privileged access. The repercussions of such breaches can be severe, resulting in data loss, financial harm, legal fines, and harm to reputation.

You monitor employees. You trust contractors. That’s the problem. Contractors have full system access, months to plan their exit, and minimal safeguards in place to stop them. They have the same access to your customer databases, pricing models, and intellectual property as your permanent staff. But unlike employees, they know exactly when they’re leaving—with months in advance to prepare.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is quickly transforming the workplace as we know it. According to a recent Forbes article, many organizations will move from experimenting with Generative AI to making it a fundamental part of their business—transforming essential functions from human resources to customer service and supply chain management. Data analysis that used to take hours can now be done in minutes with ChatGPT.

Consider two scenarios. In one, a marketing manager uses their personal cloud storage to share a large file, bypassing the slow corporate system to meet a tight deadline. In another, a sales executive uses the company-approved CRM to download the entire client list before joining a competitor. Both actions create significant risk, but they are not the same problem. The first is a classic case of shadow IT, often driven by a desire for efficiency.

We’re excited to announce the release of TMU 770, packed with over 370 new features and enhancements across Windows Agent 25.28, Mac Agent 25.24, Web 25.30.1, Server 25.28, and BI 25.28. This release focuses on bolstering security, giving you greater control over your monitoring, and optimizing performance across the platform. Here’s a summary of what’s new and improved in TMU 770.

Businesses spend a fortune to fight back against external threats, yet one of the most damaging cybersecurity risks is already inside the building. These are insider threats—security risks originating from the very people you trust with access to your network: your employees, contractors, and partners. This isn’t a rare occurrence but a consistent and growing trend.

Businesses across all sectors, from finance to healthcare, hold valuable company data and intellectual property relating to their operations, employees, and customers. But this data has become a prime target for bad actors, including cybercriminals and malicious insiders who are constantly finding new ways to steal it for profit or harm.

You’ve likely heard horror stories of major companies falling victim to devastating cyber attacks. As of 2023, the average cost of a data breach rose to $9.48 million. The common thread? Many attacks start by exploiting vulnerabilities in endpoints – laptops, smartphones, servers, and other networked devices connected to your systems or corporate networks.