Every endpoint in an organization – from employee computers and mobile devices, to servers, cloud workloads and containers – is an entryway through which attackers can gain access and potentially steal valuable company data. With more employees today working in hybrid and remote situations, often using their personal devices to connect to company networks, security professionals have seen the number of endpoints in their environments grow exponentially. At the same time, exploits and attacks on endpoints are increasing. According to one study, 68% of organizations have experienced an endpoint attack that compromised data or their IT infrastructure, and 80% of successful attacks were new or unknown zero-day attacks.
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