Whether employees work from home or on the road, their workstations are now one of the easiest entry points for attackers to compromise identities and launch ransomware attacks. By the time incident response experts are engaged, attackers have already proliferated throughout your environment.
Discover how endpoint identity security can help you defend against breaches without hampering user productivity or creating operational bottlenecks. In this eBook, you’ll learn nine critical workstation security best practices that include:
• Enforcing least privilege.
• Implementing group and role-based access controls to devices.
• Building privilege escalation workflows.
• Using passwordless authentication.
Learn how to strengthen workstation security without complicating IT operations or impairing user experience.
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