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| Source |  CSO |
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| Identifiant | 8308294 |
| Date de publication | 2023-02-08 07:01:00 (vue: 2023-02-08 16:08:53) |
| Titre | Growing number of endpoint security tools overwhelm users, leaving devices unprotected |
| Texte | Enterprises that use endpoint security and management technologies face a problem of growing marketplace “sprawl,” as new tools proliferate and options multiply, according to a study released today by the Enterprise Services Group.Between the ongoing influence of remote work and IoT, the number and diversity of devices that have to be managed by endpoint security tools is on the rise. As a consequence, the number of available tools to manage them has also risen.An ESG survey of 380 security professionals in North America, commissioned by cybersecurity company Syxsense, showed that companies using larger numbers of different tools to manage their endpoints had larger proportions of unmanaged endpoints, compared to those with fewer. Put simply, the complexity of the current-day device environment is leading to worse security, according to the research.To read this article in full, please click here |
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| Condensat | 380 according also america article available between click commissioned companies company compared complexity consequence current cybersecurity day device devices different diversity endpoint endpoints enterprise enterprises environment esg face fewer full group growing had has have here influence iot larger leading leaving manage managed management marketplace multiply new north number numbers ongoing options overwhelm please problem professionals proliferate proportions put read released remote research rise risen security services showed simply study survey syxsense technologies them those today tools unmanaged unprotected use users using work worse “sprawl |
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