One of the largest complexities of provisioning access in the enterprise is controlling, authorizing, and configuring devices to access enterprise resources. Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) allows IT to manage, secure and deploy corporate resources and applications to any device from a single console.
In practice, this breaks down into use cases for corporate owned devices, employee personal devices and a myriad of third-party contractors or service providers. In terms of operating systems, this can be extended to Mac OS, iOS, Windows in different flavors, and different Linux and Android distributions.
Watch Cyjax’s CISO Ian Thornton-Trump CD in a rapid-fire coffee talk session where he discusses why there is a new sense of urgency to revisit your endpoint protection policies due to:
- A change in corporate attack surfaces
- Weaponization of exploitations by threat actors to take hold of devices and leverage them as initial access vectors and/or platforms for credential compromise
Ensuring your 3rd parties follow end-point protection polices has never been so important. Watch this on-demand session today!