According to IBM Security, 83% of organizations suffered insider attacks in 2024. Not because of hackers. Not because of zero-days. Because of Bob. Bob didn’t mean to leak sensitive data. But he: ?? Dragged a customer file to his personal Google Drive. ?? Emailed “just a few” spreadsheets home. ?? Used his corporate password on a sketchy SaaS tool. Was Bob malicious? No. Did Bob’s actions trigger compliance violations? Absolutely. ? PCI DSS → Cardholder data leaked ? CMMC → Gov contract revoked ? GDPR → Customer PII emailed externally Bob didn’t think he was a threat. But now, your org is paying for it.
Endpoint Protector - now part of Netwrix
计算机和网络安全
Raleigh,North Carolina 8,749 位关注者
Easy to use, multi-OS Data Loss Prevention
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Endpoint Protector by CoSoSys (now part of Netwrix) is an advanced all-in-one DLP solution for Windows, macOS, and Linux, that puts an end to unintentional data leaks, protects from malicious data theft and offers seamless control of portable storage devices. Its content inspection capabilities for both data at rest and in motion range from predefined content based on dictionaries, regular expressions, and machine learning to profiles for data protection regulations such as GDPR, HIPAA, CCPA, PCI DSS, etc.
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https://www.endpointprotector.com
Endpoint Protector - now part of Netwrix的外部链接
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- 计算机和网络安全
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- 51-200 人
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- Raleigh,North Carolina
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- 私人持股
- 创立
- 2004
- 领域
- network-endpoint-protection-solutions、applications-for-portable-storage-devices、data-loss-prevention、DLP、IT-Security、security、endpoints、device-control、Enterprise-Mobility-Management、Content-Aware-DLP和eDiscovery
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According to IBM Security, 83% of organizations suffered insider attacks in 2024. Not because of hackers. Not because of zero-days. Because of Bob. Bob didn’t mean to leak sensitive data. But he: ?? Dragged a customer file to his personal Google Drive. ?? Emailed “just a few” spreadsheets home. ?? Used his corporate password on a sketchy SaaS tool. Was Bob malicious? No. Did Bob’s actions trigger compliance violations? Absolutely. ? PCI DSS → Cardholder data leaked ? GDPR → Customer PII emailed externally ? CMMC → Gov contract revoked Bob didn’t think he was a threat. But now, your org is paying for it.
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Do you want to keep your sensitive data secure and ensure compliance with data protection regulations such as NIST, or PCI DSS? Join Zoran Cocoara in this webinar to learn how Netwrix Endpoint Protector helps: + Control and monitor USB & peripheral ports + Stop data loss on Windows, macOS, and Linux + Encrypt and manage USB devices to keep data safe + Scan and fix sensitive data on endpoints remotely ?? February 4 | 12:00 PM EET / Link in the comments below ??
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CMMC: comply or get left behind. Here’s the deal. If you’re working with the DoD, cybersecurity isn’t optional - it’s the price of admission. The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) 2.0 is here to clean up the mess in the Defense Industrial Base, and if you’re not ready, someone else will take your spot. What’s happening: ??+ Attacks on contractors are getting smarter, faster, and more dangerous. ??+ CMMC 2.0 sets the rules for protecting sensitive data (CUI). No compliance= no contracts. How to win: ??+ Know your level. Whether you’re handling basic FCI or high-value CUI, figure it out now. ??+ Map your assets. Where’s your sensitive data stored? Who can access it? ??+ Get the right tools. Think DLP, encryption, and multi-factor authentication. No shortcuts. ??+ Choose your path. Go all-in with a compliant system or isolate CUI in a secure zone.. Document everything. If it’s not on paper, it doesn’t count. CMMC compliance takes time, but the alternative? Losing contracts and trust. ? Read the full article by Chris Roney in the comments ??
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?????? ?????? ?????????????????? ???????? ?????? ???????????????? ?????? ???????????? ??????????'?? ?????????????? ??????????????? Orgs like yours often face a familiar challenge: balancing security, efficiency, and compliance. Without granular USB controls in place, you're left vulnerable to insider threats and unable to enforce key security measures effectively. Here’s the reality: USB encryption isn't just a nice-to-havee - it's a critical compliance requirement for industries aiming to meet standards like ???????? ?????????? ??, where protecting Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) is non-negotiable. Imagine this: ??+ Complete control over USB usage across Windows, macOS, and Linux devices. ??+ Automatic encryption that meets ???????? ??????-?? ??????????????????, ensuring compliance with regulations like NIST SP 800-171. ??+ Peace of mind knowing your sensitive data is secure, whether at rest or in transit. With Endpoint Protector, you’re equipped with the best-in-class solution for granular USB controls and encryption. Perfect for highly regulated industries, our lightweight agent ensures your teams are both protected and productive - without the headaches of on-prem installations.
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USB flash drives: a timeless problem with modern risks. Remember the early 2000s? USB flash drives were a hot commodity - small, with just 8MB of storage. Back then, few worried about malware or data leaks. Fast forward two decades: ??+ USBs are faster and can hold up to 1TB of data. ??+ Yet, they remain one of the biggest, overlooked security risks in enterprises today. In fact, the 2023 Mandiant report revealed a 3x spike in USB-driven malware attacks. Why? They’re still easy to misuse—and insider threats often fly under the radar. Here’s why organizations need to take USB security seriously: ??+ Data leaks are silent: Sensitive files can “walk out” of your company unnoticed. ??+ Insider misuse is rising: Many risks originate inside the organization. ??+ Balancing usability and security is tricky: Restrictive policies hurt productivity, while lenient ones invite risk. Key strategies include: ??+ Robust encryption (AES 256-bit) to protect data. ??+ Granular controls to manage who uses USBs and how. ??+ Integration with endpoint security to block malware at the source. What was once a convenience is now a critical data security challenge.?Read the full article by Zoran Cocoara in the comments ??
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What an amazing milestone for the Jamf Nation User Conference (JNUC) this year! Held in vibrant Nashville, JNUC 2024 brought together 2,500 in-person attendees to celebrate Apple innovation and security at scale. Key Highlights: + Apple’s enterprise footprint is growing fast – Apple endpoints increased by 20% last year vs. 3% for PCs. + Nashville’s iconic country music scene set the perfect backdrop for this milestone event. + Industry insights from leaders like Jerome Conin (SAP), Google, and Salesforce on managing Apple devices at scale. + CoSoSys is proud to partner with Jamf in securing Apple endpoints with zero-day support and multi-OS DLP solutions. Photo credit James Sorrenti
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We are happy to announce that we are joining #JNUC 2024, the largest gathering of Apple admins in the world, taking place October 1-3 in Nashville, TN. Come and see us at booth no. 709 ?? Schedule a meeting with our team of experts -> https://lnkd.in/dntfS4Uh #JNUC2024 #Jamf #conference #Apple
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Imagine you’re a healthcare admin who just received a call that a lost laptop containing thousands of unencrypted patient records has been found in a public park. The data could easily be accessed by anyone, which poses a severe risk to patient privacy and regulatory compliance. This plausible scenario happens every day at companies, whether they are in healthcare or other industries. Read More: ?? https://lnkd.in/dDvvkTQE #DataLossPrevention #DataSecurity #DataProtection #Encryption
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Companies continue to see an increase in the diversity of operating systems used to connect to their IT environments, with a particular growth in macOS. As financially motivated threat actors increasingly focus their efforts on finding and stealing sensitive data, protecting users and their devices against data loss across a range of operating systems is pivotal. Read More: ?? https://lnkd.in/dhNZ5TBd #DataLossPrevention #DataProtection #macOS