Next Generation Endpoint Protection
Next Generation
Endpoint Protection
What is Next Generation Endpoint Protection?
Next generation endpoint protection uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to provide a more responsive security solution for all your organization’s endpoints.
Advanced endpoint protection proactively learns from threats and adapts its method to prevent them with improved efficiency. This security solution is effective for both small businesses and enterprises. With cyber-attacks increasing, next generation endpoint protection will help your staff keep pace with security needs.
Why Does Your Organization Need Next Generation Endpoint Protection?
Next generation endpoint protection offers more protection than traditional methods.
- Detect unauthorized behavior of applications, networks, and end users
- Block suspicious behavior before they even touch your endpoints
- Suspend unauthorized data transfer
- Isolate endpoints
- Isolate and review suspicious data
- Machine learning and artificial intelligence continuously monitor systems to mitigate threats
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