Endpoint Security
Security measures focused on protecting individual devices (laptops, phones, tablets) that connect to a network, often including antivirus, encryption, and device management.
Endpoint security protects the devices that connect to an organization’s network: laptops, desktops, smartphones, tablets, and IoT devices. Each endpoint is a potential entry point for attackers, making endpoint protection a critical component of defense-in-depth.
Modern endpoint security solutions include antivirus/anti-malware, endpoint detection and response (EDR), device encryption, application control, and mobile device management (MDM). These tools monitor endpoints for suspicious activity and can isolate compromised devices.
For teams, endpoint security intersects with credential management: credentials stored in browser caches on unprotected endpoints are vulnerable. A password manager with device-level encryption and remote wipe capabilities ensures credentials remain protected even if an endpoint is compromised.
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