Device Security

Nowadays, it is very important that a company's information security is up to date. Protecting data centers and applications may be everyday life for many, but in a mobile remote and hybrid working environment, it is also important to remember to protect endpoints and mobile devices so that the company can operate in a secure IT environment. A large part of information security incidents or attacks occur precisely through the endpoint. The most typical of information security attacks carried out through the endpoint are the phishing scams that have become more common in recent years, in which a fraudulent message disguised as trustworthy gets the user to click on a link, after which the user is redirected to a phishing page that asks for, for example, usernames or personal information.

Modern technology allows cybercriminals to constantly find new and more creative ways to carry out attacks, and for this reason, many companies have moved to implement the “Zero Trust” model, which is the idea that nothing is trusted. The Zero Trust model assumes that the network environment is under constant attack and all data traffic, both outgoing and incoming, is under surveillance. Many companies have made expensive purchases to ensure that the workplace network environment is secure. However, in the remote and hybrid work model, employees' computers are no longer always located in the company's managed and secure network environment, but instead use public wifi networks in employees' homes or public spaces.