Technology allows us to digitally engage with colleagues and partners. Great technology allows us to do the same, but securely. In a post-perimeter world, secure technology means resilient endpoints that can act as the first line of defense against a cyberattack. But research tells us that close to 60 percent of endpoints harbor hidden threats—30 percent of which are critical Trojans, rootkits, and backdoors. These threats are sophisticated, persistent, and often evade even the best protection measures.

Compromised endpoints mean lost productivity. Today, organizations respond by re-imaging infected machines, frequently at a cost greater than the device itself—and they may still lose the data. Alternatively, they deploy complicated endpoint response solutions that require a team of engineers to deploy and a larger team of PhDs to operate.

Neither of these options enables a resilient endpoint security posture. What organizations require is the ability to actively respond to a threat while it is happening, allowing them to isolate, investigate, remediate and recover the data—putting endpoints back into operation.