Heimdal

Maintaining constant availability of data and systems that can be trusted for decision-making
purposes is a critical business goal for any organisation. Over the years, the changing threat
landscape has resulted in a greater emphasis on cybersecurity, all the way up to the board level.
When it comes to security incidents and data breaches, IT operations and security teams should
take a holistic, coordinated approach.

Today's business leaders require a thorough awareness of their industry's cyberthreat landscape.

They should be asking themselves:

• Is my company aware of the major hazards and security risks that our industry
  sector and ourselves face?
• Can we detect and stop cyberattacks quickly?
• How do we integrate cyber-risk mitigation into our overall business development
  strategy?

The pressure to have the correct endpoint solution in place has increased as cyber threats have
become more complicated. With the likes of malware, phishing, denial-of-service attacks,
information or identity theft and demands for ransom in exchange for a decryption key,
cybercrime is on the rise. Therefore, cybersecurity has become a critical part of an organisation’s
growth strategy.

However, the endpoint security industry has got so crowded with so many different solutions, as
well as unjustified marketing promises, that making an informed decision for your company is
becoming increasingly difficult.