Protect Data and Workflows from Connected End-User Devices

Why Endpoint Security is Needed?

Challenges in Endpoint Privileged Security

Endpoint privileged security is a critical concern for organizations, as compromised privileged accounts can lead to severe data breaches, unauthorized access, and operational disruption. Attackers target endpoint devices to escalate privileges and gain access to sensitive data, which can result in massive security incidents if not properly mitigated. With the increasing use of remote work and distributed systems, protecting endpoint devices and privileged accounts is more important than ever to prevent cyberattacks.

The Growing Risks of Endpoint Privileged Security

Endpoint privileged security risks are privileged accounts focused. Over 50% of data breaches involving misuse of these accounts expose organizations to ransomware attacks, insider breaches and more.

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76% of organizations have detected a steady surge in insider threat over the past five years. >>Refer

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Ransomware attacks are the primary vector, occurring at a frequency of about 19 attacks per second.

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Ransomware attacks are typically initiated at the endpoint, like a laptop or workstation.

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70% of organizations say endpoint privilege escalation is a critical security concern.

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55% of insider threats rely on privilege escalation exploits.

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Cyberattacks leading to data breaches through stolen credentials increased by 71% in 2023, resulting in an average cost of $4.45 million.

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In 2024, the average cost of a data breach stands at $4.88 million. >>Refer

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The average cost of insider threat incidents has increased to $16.2 million in 2023, targeting sensitive assets. >>Refer

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Regulatory penalties of approximately 20 million euros are levied under GDPR and other regulations during attacks on privileged accounts. >>Refer

Why Endpoint Security is Needed?

Challenges in Endpoint Privileged Security

Endpoint privileged security is a critical concern for organizations, as compromised privileged accounts can lead to severe data breaches, unauthorized access, and operational disruption. Attackers target endpoint devices to escalate privileges and gain access to sensitive data, which can result in massive security incidents if not properly mitigated. With the increasing use of remote work and distributed systems, protecting endpoint devices and privileged accounts is more important than ever to prevent cyberattacks.

The Growing Risks of Endpoint Privileged Security

Endpoint privileged security risks are privileged accounts focused. Over 50% of data breaches involving misuse of these accounts expose organizations to ransomware attacks, insider breaches and more.

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76% of organizations have detected a steady surge in insider threat over the past five years. >>Refer

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Ransomware attacks are the primary vector, occurring at a frequency of about 19 attacks per second.

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Ransomware attacks are typically initiated at the endpoint, like a laptop or workstation.

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70% of organizations say endpoint privilege escalation is a critical security concern.

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55% of insider threats rely on privilege escalation exploits.

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Cyberattacks leading to data breaches through stolen credentials increased by 71% in 2023, resulting in an average cost of $4.45 million.

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In 2024, the average cost of a data breach stands at $4.88 million. >>Refer

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The average cost of insider threat incidents has increased to $16.2 million in 2023, targeting sensitive assets. >>Refer

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Regulatory penalties of approximately 20 million euros are levied under GDPR and other regulations during attacks on privileged accounts. >>Refer

Safeguard Your Connected Network with Corporate Policies and Security Features

 In today’s fast-paced digital environment, keeping your organization secure means controlling who can access what and how much power they have. ENH iSecure’s EPM solution helps businesses ensure that their users have just the right amount of access—no more. It also helps organizations implement the principle of least privilege, identity security, and zero trust, empowering users and admin to perform their duties without compromising security or opening gaps for cybercriminals.

Least
privilege Enforcement

EPM ensures that users only have the necessary access to perform their tasks. By minimizing privileges, it reduces the risk of unauthorized access.

Granular
Access Controls

Our granular access control solution allows organizations to manage and restrict user permissions tightly, ensuring users can only access the specific resources they need to perform their tasks. By customizing access based on roles, tasks or conditions, we help organizations secure sensitive data and maintain compliance.

Application
Control

This limits applications that can run on endpoints by creating an allowlist of trusted programs. This prevents unauthorized or malicious applications from being executed, enhancing endpoint security.

Multi-Factor Authentication Integration

Before any privilege escalation is granted, EPM enforces MFA, adding a layer of security to confirm the user's identity.

Least
Privilege Enforcement

Implement fine-grained, policy-based controls to elevate user privileges only when necessary. This ensures that users have just enough access to complete tasks without compromising security.

Endpoint Security Analytics & Auditing

Correlate user behavior with security intelligence to generate a complete audit trail of activities. Speed up investigations and simplify compliance through comprehensive monitoring.

Privilege Elevation and Delegation

Remove local admin rights and enforce role-specific privilege controls. Limiting admin access reduces the risk of privilege escalation and enhances endpoint security.