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Traditional endpoint protection is too hard to deploy and maintain. Too many tools and agents are required. And organizations don’t realize the full benefits because of complex implementations and integrations.
Traditional endpoint protection agents drag down endpoint performance and chew up resources due to continual signature updates, each requiring new scans of all applications and files.
Traditional endpoint protection solutions struggle to prevent anything but known malware which accounts for only 1/3 of today’s successful breaches. They simply do not stop modern threats.
Traditional endpoint protection solutions leave organizations chasing too many security alerts with too few security professionals. And their proactive protections are too little and generally ineffective.
Traditional endpoint protection solutions block malware, but otherwise leave organizations in the dark. Their old methodologies provide no context leaving nothing but blind spots in incident response.
Traditional endpoint protection solutions provide little to no visibility. Their old architectures have no capacity for providing continuous monitoring and deliver no useful data for improving endpoint security.