There is a frequency increase in cyberattacks, with endpoints emerging as significant targets. But what is meant by endpoint security? In straightforward terms, it is the practice of safeguarding all endpoint devices that connect to your network—such as laptops, tablets, medical devices, desktops, servers, and others—from cyber threats. Cybercriminals often take advantage of unsecured endpoints to gain access to sensitive information, including business operation files and financial records. Advanced threats, such as fileless malware and zero-day exploits, can quietly breach your network, extracting data or compromising system integrity over time.

Conventional cybersecurity solutions, such as antivirus programs, are insufficient to thwart these cyberattacks, and inadequate endpoint security heightens the risk of unnoticed malicious activities within your systems. The longer these threats go undetected, the greater the potential for damage.