Endpoint Security

The one thing all organizations have in common now is a reliance on computers. Our laptops, tablets, and smartphones contain vital or confidential information, so it only makes sense to keep them as secure as possible.

Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, mobile networks, and USB connections are vulnerable to malware. Outdated operating systems have security breaches, and Wi-Fi networks are a common point of weakness. Although computers and mobile devices require security protection, you can and should take reasonable precautions to protect your information. At Atlantic Data Security, we offer in-depth defense strategies and management for companies and workers across the globe.

Remote work has become popular, and the COVID-19 pandemic has only accelerated its adoption. With remote work, employees access company data and networks from their personal devices, which may not have the same level of security as corporate devices. As a result, endpoints have become a prime target for cyberattacks.

The lack of visibility and control over endpoints in remote work environments makes it challenging for organizations to detect and respond to cyber threats. Cybercriminals can exploit vulnerabilities in endpoint security to gain access to sensitive data, steal credentials, and launch ransomware attacks. At ADS, our goal is to stay one step ahead and keep you and your company safe from attacks.

Remote work environments pose unique challenges for endpoint hardening, another term for keeping endpoints secure. Employees may use public Wi-Fi networks, which are not protected, to access company data and networks. Public Wi-Fi can be easily compromised, enabling hackers to intercept data transmitted over the network. Home Wi-Fi networks are often not as thoroughly protected as corporate networks, leaving them vulnerable.