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Device security is no longer about traditional antivirus versus next-generation endpoint protection. The truth is you need a layered and integrated defense that protects your entire digital terrain and all types of devices—traditional and nontraditional. ESG Senior Principal Analyst Jon Oltsik frames it this way: "… endpoint security should no longer be defined as antivirus software. No disrespect to tried-and-true AV, but endpoint security now spans a continuum that includes advanced prevention technologies, endpoint security controls, and advanced detection/response tools."

This infographic details why McAfee Endpoint Security is an upgrade to a market-leading modern endpoint defense.

Protect your employees and their mobile devices with McAfee® MVISION Mobile, a solution that detects threats and vulnerabilities on Apple iOS or Google Android devices, the networks they’re connected to, and the applications that users have downloaded. On-device detection capabilities provide protection whether the device is online or not. MVISION Mobile uses machine learning capabilities fed by billions of data points from millions of devices to identify current or imminent threats and attacks, including ones that have never been seen before.

Organizations looking for simpler, more affordable alternatives to full-featured endpoint security platforms (EPP) are embracing native security like Windows Defender. While Defender provides essential base-level protection, it’s still necessary to apply advanced countermeasures like machine learning to mount a complete defense against sophisticated fileless and zero-day malware-based threats. The key to success lies within leveraging, strengthening, and managing the security already built into Windows 10 without introducing the complexity of multiple consoles.

Your organization needs to respond quickly to threats on any type of device to minimize the damage, and management demands evidence of security effectiveness. The McAfee® ePolicy Orchestrator® (McAfee ePO™) management platform—available on premises and from the cloud (with two models to choose from: SaaS or IaaS) — helps eliminate the time-consuming effort and potential for human error and helps those responsible for managing security respond faster and with higher efficacy.

By implementing McAfee® Endpoint Security and McAfee Management for Optimized Virtual Environments AntiVirus (McAfee MOVE AntiVirus), the city of Gothenburg, Sweden, is proactively blocking ransomware and other threats with less work, bolstering its protection of city operations and citizens’ data.

This South American government agency is responsible for collecting and processing statistical data. The agency conducts the country’s census and other sociodemographic and economic surveys, and also analyzes and reports economic and social indicators such as inflation rate, consumer price index, and unemployment figures.

Using the Security Connected strategy the City of Chicago provides a full range of government services to its citizens.

Beyond cost savings, a key driver of cloud adoption is the innovation that the cloud enables. The cloud can accelerate business. As a result, the cloud is increasingly the place where data—an organization’s most valuable asset—is stored and shared. Securing that information is a shared responsibility between a company and their cloud providers.

Companies of all sizes are adopting cloud-based services, such as Microsoft Office 365, to give their employees greater flexibility and easier access to core business applications. Enabling such flexibility without considering the risks exposes gaps in traditional data security solutions. These gaps include a lack of visibility and control of sensitive data once it leaves the perimeter, inconsistent data loss detection across multiple environments (endpoints, networks, and the cloud), and the absence of centralized management for incident workflows and reporting, regardless where the violations occur. 

Forward-thinking organizations like yours are moving to cloud platforms like Amazon Web Services® (AWS) to improve agility and reduce total cost of ownership. But upgrading the McAfee® ePolicy Orchestrator® (McAfee ePO™) management console to the cloud can often be delayed due to lack of time and skilled resources, especially if you are architecting and deploying it on AWS for the first time. By using industry best practices and proven methodologies, the McAfee cloud enablement services for McAfee ePO helps expedite your transition to the cloud and enjoy peace of mind, knowing that your deployment maximizes your security effectiveness and efficiency. Together, we can help your organization take full advantage of your AWS cloud platform.

Cloud services bring a momentous opportunity to accelerate business through their ability to quickly scale, allow us to be agile with our resources, and provide new opportunities for collaboration. As we all take advantage of the cloud, there’s one thing we can’t forget — our data. When using software-as-a-service (SaaS) we are responsible for the security of our data, and need to ensure it is accessed appropriately. When using infrastructure-asa-service (IaaS) or platform-as-a-service (PaaS), we are additionally responsible for the security of our workloads, and need to ensure the underlying application and infrastructure components are not misconfigured.

AWS takes care of security ‘of’ the cloud while AWS customers are responsible for security ‘in’ the cloud. This document guides customers on how to ensure the highest level of protection for their AWS infrastructure and the sensitive data stored in AWS with a 51-point security configuration checklist to ensure that AWS services are configured with the highest level of security while still allowing employees to fulfill their job responsibilities.

"Cyber Hygiene"—like so many buzzwords in our industry, this one gets more use than understanding. What exactly is cyber hygiene? Do government agencies keep it up sufficiently? If not, why not? How does cyber hygiene affect an agency's ability to implement advanced security technology? What are the financial, psychological, and technological factors that affect cyber hygiene? This webinar, featuring Don MacLean, Steve Potter, David Henderson, and Paul Parker, explores these topics and more.