End user computing capabilities are more powerful than ever, enabling your employees with powerful tools to succeed at their work wherever and whenever they want.  However, the nearly always on and always connected nature of these devices present a unique security challenge. Organizations must have an accurate understanding of their device ownership model, device fleet and devices on their network whether under management or not.

 

Similarly to user behavior, the operating system, applications and device peripheral connections are subject to constant change and must be continuously evaluated.  It is mandatory to have an up-to-date view of the device’s security posture, including its status and global health, to make real-time decisions like whether to grant access, as well as proactively suspend access to resources. It is crucial to ensure that the device always remains secure, and for that, it must be monitored constantly to detect any threat or suspicious behavior that might indicate an incoming cybersecurity risk or attack.