End User Security A Cybersecurity Component Training Ppt

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This slide gives information about end-user security. End-user security, also known as endpoint security, refers to the protection of devices that users work with and users themselves.

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This slide depicts the working of endpoint security. Any device connected to a certain network is considered an endpoint. These include desktops, laptops, servers, printers, etc. 

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This slide shows the importance of endpoint security. An endpoint security strategy is crucial as every remote endpoint can serve as an entry point for a cyber attack as the number of endpoints is increasing with the rapid pandemic-related shift to remote work.

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This slide depicts the working of endpoint security. Endpoint Protection Platforms, or EPPs, work by examining files as they enter the network.

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This slide tells us about strategies used in endpoint protection solutions. These are either traditional or legacy, cloud, or hybrid approach.

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This slide talks about the traditional or legacy approach for endpoint protection platforms. This approach describes an on-premise security posture dependent on a locally hosted data center from which security is delivered.

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This slide talks about the cloud approach for endpoint protection platforms. In a Cloud-native solution, administrators can remotely observe and handle endpoints through a centralized management console that resides in the cloud. It connects to devices remotely via an agent on the endpoint.

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This slide discusses the hybrid approach for endpoint protection platforms. Some endpoint protection solution vendors have shifted to it. This involves taking a legacy architecture design and modifying it for the cloud to gain some cloud capabilities.

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This slide lists the key components of endpoint security. These include: machine learning classification to quickly detect new threats, a built-in firewall to block malicious network attacks, etc.

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This slide highlights difference between endpoint protection and traditional antivirus systems. These are visibility, administration, and protection.

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This slide highlights the difference between endpoint security and network security. Endpoint security software takes a holistic approach toward the company network and can provide visibility of every connected endpoint from a single location.

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This slide discusses administration as a key difference between endpoint protection and anti-virus solutions. The databases of traditional anti-virus programs must be updated manually by the user, or updates must be enabled at scheduled intervals.

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This slide talks about protection as a key difference between endpoint protection and anti-virus solutions. Traditional anti-virus solutions use signature-based detection to find viruses. This means that you could still be at risk if your users haven't recently updated their anti-virus software. Today's EPP solutions are automatically updated.

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This slide lists key elements of endpoint protection. These are: Prevention, protection, managed threat hunting, and threat intelligence integration.

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This slide discusses protection as an element of endpoint protection. Next-Generation Antivirus (NGAV) employs evolved endpoint protection technologies, such as AI and ML, to identify new malware by examining more elements like file hashes, URLs, and IP addresses.

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This slide talks about detection in endpoint protection. An Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solution offers continuous and detailed visibility into what is happening on endpoints in real-time.

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This slide talks about managed threat hunting in endpoint protection. Automation alone cannot identify every attack. The ability of security experts is crucial to identify today's complex threats.

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This slide talks about threat intelligence integration in endpoint protection. A threat intelligence integration solution should integrate automation to examine all incidents and acquire knowledge promptly.