Endpoint protection is accomplished using Cisco Secure Endpoint technology. A cloud service that uses an installed client to monitor the status and behaviour of devices. This makes it possible to detect device infections and manually or automatically force re-securing of the device.
Cisco Secure Endpoint supports a range of the most common operating systems such as Windows, Linux and macOS, as well as Android and iOS mobile platforms. By installing the client to gain access to these devices, it is possible to protect against not only threats such as viruses, but also advanced malware or attacks through vulnerabilities in software, as well as illegitimate use of legitimate applications.
Secure Endpoint monitors the behaviour of the device and if it detects a deviation from the normal state, which may also show signs of malware behaviour or signs of an attack, it will automatically react to protect your device. These signs are dynamically extracted from the Cisco Talos global database and also evaluated using artificial intelligence and machine learning.
It allows the administrator to get real-time information about running processes, installed software and its vulnerabilities, as well as connected USB devices and the ability to block this feature.
Protection against viruses and malware
Machine learning and artificial intelligence
Access to running processes
USB port protection
Broad operating system support
Server protection
Cloud technology = access from anywhere
Protection of equipment moving outside the perimeter
The largest and worldwide Cisco Talos database
For customers who want to protect users' end devices or servers, for example. For those who want to keep track of the status of their devices and protect them from threats and attacks.
