How Top Endpoint Security Vendors Compare to Enterprise Performance
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A skilled attacker can scan and find unprotected endpoints on a corporate network in seconds, taking only an hour and 24 minutes to get from the initial point of compromise to other systems. That's 14 minutes faster than last year, according to Falcon OverWatch's findings in the 2022 CrowdStrike Global Threat Report.
Overconfigured endpoints are just as vulnerable, creating threat surfaces as they degrade. A typical endpoint has, on average, 11.7 security controls installed, and each decays at a different rate. Absolute Software's Endpoint Risk Report found that 52% of endpoints have installed at least three endpoint management clients, and 59% have installed at least one identity access management (IAM) client.
Unprotected and overprotected endpoints that are not well managed are an imminent breach. Endpoint intrusions often result in months-long breaches that cost millions of dollars. The Ponemon Institute and Adaptiva's 2022 report, Managing Risks and Costs At The Edge, found that 54% of organizations experienced an average of five attacks on their endpoints in the past year. The annual cost of these annual attacks is $1.8 million, or $360,000 per attack.
Only 20% of CISOs and CSOs say they could prevent a damaging breach today, while 97% believe their organization is as or better prepared for a cyberattack than there is. year. Ivanti's 2023 Security Readiness Report reflects the urgent need for enterprises to upgrade their technology stacks, consolidating applications to improve performance while reducing costs.
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look here What's driving up endpoint security spending?CISOs face a threat landscape where endpoint proliferation creates more human and IT identities than many enterprise security teams can track and protect. The typical company claims to have over 250,000 machine identities. It's no surprise that in many companies, machine identities outnumber human identities by 45 times.
Cybercriminal gangs are increasingly using artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to go on the offensive. Critical targets for these technologies are identifying weak, unprotected endpoints in milliseconds, inventing new ways to evade detection so that malware can be installed on enterprise servers, and automating phishing attacks, while performing continuous network reconnaissance.
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A skilled attacker can scan and find unprotected endpoints on a corporate network in seconds, taking only an hour and 24 minutes to get from the initial point of compromise to other systems. That's 14 minutes faster than last year, according to Falcon OverWatch's findings in the 2022 CrowdStrike Global Threat Report.
Overconfigured endpoints are just as vulnerable, creating threat surfaces as they degrade. A typical endpoint has, on average, 11.7 security controls installed, and each decays at a different rate. Absolute Software's Endpoint Risk Report found that 52% of endpoints have installed at least three endpoint management clients, and 59% have installed at least one identity access management (IAM) client.
Unprotected and overprotected endpoints that are not well managed are an imminent breach. Endpoint intrusions often result in months-long breaches that cost millions of dollars. The Ponemon Institute and Adaptiva's 2022 report, Managing Risks and Costs At The Edge, found that 54% of organizations experienced an average of five attacks on their endpoints in the past year. The annual cost of these annual attacks is $1.8 million, or $360,000 per attack.
Only 20% of CISOs and CSOs say they could prevent a damaging breach today, while 97% believe their organization is as or better prepared for a cyberattack than there is. year. Ivanti's 2023 Security Readiness Report reflects the urgent need for enterprises to upgrade their technology stacks, consolidating applications to improve performance while reducing costs.
EventOn-Demand Smart Security Summit
Learn about the essential role of AI and ML in cybersecurity and industry-specific case studies. Watch the on-demand sessions today.
look here What's driving up endpoint security spending?CISOs face a threat landscape where endpoint proliferation creates more human and IT identities than many enterprise security teams can track and protect. The typical company claims to have over 250,000 machine identities. It's no surprise that in many companies, machine identities outnumber human identities by 45 times.
Cybercriminal gangs are increasingly using artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to go on the offensive. Critical targets for these technologies are identifying weak, unprotected endpoints in milliseconds, inventing new ways to evade detection so that malware can be installed on enterprise servers, and automating phishing attacks, while performing continuous network reconnaissance.
"Dry...
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