8 Crucial Considerations for Endpoint Security in 2024
(And why your browser matters more than you think...)

8 Crucial Considerations for Endpoint Security in 2024


(And why your browser matters more than you think...)

Endpoint security isn't just about antivirus and VPNs anymore. The rise of remote work, BYOD, cloud services, and increasingly sophisticated threats demand a more holistic approach. Here's what modern businesses need to consider:

1. Beyond Antivirus and firewalls:? Antivirus is essential, but it's the bare minimum. Additional solutions should offer multi-layered protection: firewalls, intrusion detection, behavioural analytics, and threat intelligence. Plus many antivirus solutions can only protect against known threats, making day one vulnerabilities as dangerous as ever.

2. Zero Trust, Everywhere:? Assume breaches are inevitable, and implement zero-trust principles, where access is verified continuously, regardless of the user or location.

3. Data Loss Prevention (DLP):? Prevent sensitive information from leaving your network or client. Use DLP tools that monitor and control data movement, both on and off your endpoints.

4. User Training & Awareness:? Your employees are your first line of defence. Train them to recognise and report suspicious activity, and make security a part of your company culture.

5. Deepfake Detection: Deepfakes are becoming increasingly sophisticated, making it harder to distinguish real from fake. Invest in deepfake detection tools to protect your company's reputation and avoid falling victim to scams.

6. Advanced Malware Protection: Traditional antivirus might not be enough to detect and block the latest malware strains. Implement advanced malware protection that uses machine learning and behavioural analysis to identify and neutralise threats.

7. Social Engineering Prevention: Phishing and other social engineering attacks remain prevalent. Use tools that can stop these attacks but don’t forget to educate your employees about these tactics and regularly test their awareness through simulated phishing campaigns.

8. Secure the Browser:? Most attacks start in the browser. An enterprise browser like the SURF Security Zero Trust browser offers built-in protection against phishing, malware, and data leakage, making it a frontline defence.

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?The Enterprise Zero Trust Browser/Extension Advantage

The Surf Security Zero Trust Enterprise Browser is a powerful weapon in your endpoint security arsenal. It offers:

·?????? Built-in Protection: No need for multiple agents, add-ons, or extensions.

·?????? Centralised Management: Easily deploy, configure, and monitor security policies across your organisation.

·?????? Enhanced Privacy: Protection against tracking and data collection.

·?????? Improved Productivity: Security features integrate seamlessly into the user experience.

·?????? Browser Extension: Give users equipped with managed devices a simple gateway to secure browsing with the Surf Security browser extension.

·?????? Full Enterprise Browser: Implement the full enterprise browser on unmanaged devices, allowing for ultimate control and security for remote workers and BYOD users.

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Ready to Take Your Endpoint Security to the Next Level?

Talk to us at Surf Security to learn how our enterprise browser can help you secure your endpoints and protect your business.

[email protected] or www.surf.security

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Yoni Kelman ??

Information Security, Business Strategy

6 个月

thanks for sharing

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Mishel Mejibovski??

VP Ops|SURF Security|Your Zero-Trust Browser and Ext |Pro Surfer| DeepFake Detection

6 个月

I'll keep this in mind!

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