For businesses with a distributed workforce, endpoint security is more complicated than ever. Modern tools can help organizations get a handle on the threat landscape. As remote work continues to be ...

Jargon abounds in the technical world of IT, with obscure-but-precise language sometimes getting in the way of conceptual understanding. The term endpoint fits the bill. While it may make sense to a ...

Endpoint security has gotten more complicated for government agencies in the age of large-scale remote work, and these tools can help make sense of the threat landscape. With chunks of government ...

Endpoint detection and response (EDR) empowers security teams to identify and eliminate threats that evade traditional antivirus software, offering crucial visibility and response capabilities.

Endpoint security is a rapidly developing category, as organizations look to coordinate control of the PCs, servers and phones on their networks to keep out malware and intruders. Let's look at what ...

Along with business disruption, the coronavirus pandemic has brought an increase in cyberattacks. In fact, research indicates that this trend will escalate, with cybercriminals stealing 33 billion ...

Federal agencies are required to deploy endpoint detection and response solutions but can also turn to managed detection and response tools. Phil Goldstein is a former web editor of the CDW family of ...

It should come as no surprise that the next major battle in IT security is focused on endpoints. Mobility and BYOD have made it possible for users to remotely access just about any business resource.

Africa’s endpoint security market is growing rapidly – and for good reason. Statista projects revenue in this segment to reach $183,29-million in 2025, rising to $318,02-million by 2030 at a compound ...