How to Enforce Least Privilege Across Every Endpoint

Endpoint security serves as the frontline defense in protecting your institution’s network from a wide array of threats originating from devices that connect to the enterprise network, such as laptops, smartphones, and tablets. These endpoints are often the targets of cyberattacks as they provide access points to the organizational network, making them vulnerable to malware, ransomware, and more. By securing these endpoints, institutions can prevent unauthorized access and ensure the integrity and availability of their IT systems.

Watch the on-demand recording from this BeyondTrust webinar, where attendees learned: 

• True Least Privilege. Give just enough access, at just the right time, to only the appropriate application or process.
• Application Control. Gain control over what users can install or run—without impacting productivity or creating management overhead.
• Trusted Application Protection. Stop attacks from taking advantage of email attachments, bad scripts, and malicious websites, with built-in, context-based security controls.
• Enterprise Auditing & Reporting. Simplify compliance with a single audit trail of all user activity and quick access through graphical dashboards and reports.