Endpoint Security Services

An endpoint is any device an end user interacts with that connects to your network. That includes anything from laptops and cell phones to Internet of Things devices. The wide variety and volume of endpoints your company has is why the average business owner needs a managed endpoint security service.

Endpoint security is another name for endpoint protection. It’s the set of tools and services that protect each individual device (or endpoint) on your network separately from any other device or the network overall.

EPP is short for “endpoint protection platform”. It’s a suite of tools that detects and blocks attacks against individual devices. It’s similar to EDR (endpoint detection and response), which DOT Security’s endpoint security service uses. However, EPP is only a frontline defense, whereas EDR can also hunt for and mitigate threats that may have found other cracks in a system’s defenses.

Yes, you need endpoint protection because the majority of breaches come from human error, and people access your network through their endpoint devices. Endpoint security services are your crucial first line of defense against that human error, ensuring attacks can be quickly quarantined and removed.

Endpoint protection products change for each organization based on their individual needs. However, they usually include a next-gen endpoint antivirus and MDR, DNS protection, and persistence detection to make sure each individual device is covered.