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5 strategies for ironclad endpoint security
From mobile devices to servers and cloud containers, endpoints remain a target of increasingly sophisticated attacks.
What can security teams do to stop attackers from penetrating endpoints and deploying ransomware or stealing information? Sifting through the various vendor messages and sales pitches isn’t easy.
Read this e-book to explore the top requirements to consider when pursuing a more modern approach to securing endpoints.
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Your guide to the leaders of the 2023 MITRE Engenuity ATT&CK Evaluations
Since 2018, the ATT&CK Evaluations have provided the industry’s most sophisticated public attack simulations for security vendors to essentially “test their wares” against attack methodologies representative of real-world threats.
In this year’s evaluation, only Palo Alto Networks prevented every step in the protection scenario and delivered an analytic detection in every substep of the two detection scenarios.
In this e-book, take a comparative look at how endpoint security solutions performed in the most recent ATT&CK evaluation, and find out how Palo Alto Networks are stepping up to the challenge.
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Gartner Hype Cycle for Endpoint and Workspace Security, 2024
The rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape demands innovative solutions – and innovation is abundant. This can make it difficult for security and risk management leaders to choose solutions that address real dangers, like:
· Unified endpoint security (UES)
· Automated moving target defense (AMTD)
· Endpoint access isolation (EAI)
· Automated security control assessment (ASCA)
We believe you can Read The Hype Cycle™ for Endpoint and Workspace Security to distinguish between transient trends and real advancements in the endpoint and workspace security arena
