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| Source |  AlienVault Blog |
|---|---|
| Identifiant | 2570332 |
| Date de publication | 2021-04-01 10:00:00 (vue: 2021-04-01 10:05:44) |
| Titre | Endpoint Security: Helping to realize the benefits of SASE |
| Texte | Endpoint security is at the forefront of digital transformation due to the very nature of needing to protect devices outside the company’s network perimeter. This started with traditional devices such as laptops and desktops. Endpoint security then quickly expanded to include mobile security, for smartphones and tablets. And, as more data moved to the cloud endpoint security came to include servers and containers, both inside and outside of the network perimeter. In contrast, network security is designed to protect the corporate data that resides on-premise or between specific office branch locations. This leaves endpoint security as one of the few ways to manage and help protect that data from anywhere else. And because of this, the endpoint security technology has been forced to drastically improve over time to keep up with the evolution of the workplace to more remote work and the ever-growing threat landscape. The future is fast and highly secure With new technologies emerging, such as 5G and Edge solutions, a whole new era of digital transformation will take place to take advantage of the fast speeds and ultra-low latency these new technologies enable. New use cases will develop that weren’t possible before such as enabling an electrician to operate more efficiently through augmented reality assistance, or for a clothing store to allow customers to virtually try on clothes, or other highly interactive and immersive customer experiences with real time analytics that help improve brand image. All these new use cases happen through interaction on an endpoint of some type and these endpoints must be protected. Today, there are highly sophisticated unified endpoint management (UEM) solutions that can enforce management policies on all types of devices. There are next-generation endpoint security solutions that incorporate Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) to help protect against known and unknown threats. And, mobile security solutions to address the unique challenges brought about from the proliferation of smartphones and tablets. All these solutions have been purpose-built to address the changing dynamics of remote workers and cloud adoption. SASE: the next-gen network security solution As this digital transformation occurs with faster speeds, edge technologies, and improved endpoint security, network security elements remain on-premise creating several potential issues. Security gaps between on-premise, cloud, and endpoints leave businesses vulnerable to malicious actors who take advantage of these weaknesses. Also, this on-premise network security model creates unsustainable latency that inhibits businesses from realizing some of the most advanced and immersive use cases they want to pursue. Thankfully, new methods and frameworks to approach network security are emerging such as Secure Access Service Edge or SASE (pronounced “sassy”). SASE places network controls on the cloud edge as opposed to the corporate data center, closer to the service being accessed. This is a very exciting next phase of technology and that endpoint security solutions welcome with open arms. This emerging SASE framework holds the promise of providing highly secure network access as close to the end user as possible and is designed to further enable use cases that rely on ultra-low latency and fast network speeds and help bridge the final layer between endpoint security and network security. SASE doesn’t replace endpoint security Today’s endpoints are highly sophisticated- processing vast amounts of data quicker than ever. And, endpoint technology improves by the day. New ways of processing data, AI, and ML are all contributing to the path of advanced solutions that change the way we live, work, and play. But with any endpoint capable of this high processing power, they are also susceptible to cyber-attacks of all types. No amount of network, edge, or cloud security can replace security on the endpoint |
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