Laptops and desktops used by staff
Endpoint Security
Endpoints are where users meet email, web, files, credentials, and business systems, which makes them a common route for malware and unwanted software. Good endpoint security combines prevention, detection, central visibility, and a clear response path so laptops and desktops remain protected without creating unnecessary friction for users or administrators.
What It Protects
Endpoint protection for laptops, desktops, and mobile users against malware, spyware, and modern threats.
Remote and mobile workers
Devices accessing cloud and business systems
Users exposed to malicious links, infected downloads, spyware, or unwanted applications
Controls To Consider
Controls should be proportionate to risk, straightforward for users, and manageable by the team responsible for them.
Endpoint malware and spyware protectionCentralised managementScheduled scanningReporting and remediationPolicy-based protection
Protection Outcomes
Important points to consider when reviewing this area for your organisation.
- Known and unknown malware defence
- Spyware and unwanted application detection
- Central threat visibility and reporting
- Lightweight deployment options
- Fast scanning and remediation support
- Policy control