INDUSTRY INSIGHT
For improved cybersecurity, cyber hygiene has to start at the endpoint
Cybersecurity is critical, and no one can duck responsibility. But improving security requires a bold shift in the way agencies think about threat defense. Strong cybersecurity and cyber hygiene — especially in the era of remote and hybrid work — mean starting at the endpoint.
More federal employees are using endpoint devices to remotely connect to networks than ever before. IDC predicts the total number of connected devices could reach almost 75 billion globally by 2025. These devices represent a critical intersection of users, data and networks, making them an attractive target for adversaries.
More visibility means stronger security and risk management
Traditional endpoint management and security tools are simply not fast or reliable enough — often taking days or months to diagnose a breach, leaving networks vulnerable. Legacy tools and infrastructure, which deliver static, moment-in-time endpoint data views, are not equipped to meet the needs of modern missions and a…
