Endpoint security and firewall integration

What is endpoint security?

The term "endpoint" means any computer connected locally to a network or internet connection, such as personal computers or smartphones.

Endpoint security is the practice of securing devices and services such as mobile phones, laptops, desktops, tablets, and other devices against malicious attacks.
It refers to protecting a single computer by preventing it from being attacked or breached through login credentials or malicious software.
In contrast, perimeter defense uses hardware and software to protect data networks and servers from intrusions or cyberattacks on their servers.
Endpoint Security involves protecting data and sensitive data throughout the end-to-end path that a user must travel from the inside to the outside of the access control.

What does Al Hutaib do?

We offer comprehensive solutions focusing on enterprise endpoint security in the UAE and Dubai. This way, your IT systems are protected from issues like ransomware, exploits, malware, and viruses. We offer services like

1 - Endpoint detection and response -

We detect and prioritize potential problems to keep your machines protected at all times.

2 – Patch management -

We have expertise in the process of identifying, testing, and deploying software updates for computer software and digital devices.

3 – Endpoint encryption

You can rely on us to secure data on lost, stolen, or discarded storage media.

4 - Intrusion detection

We offer services for keeping an eye on your network for potential unauthorized access or malicious attacks.

5 - Vulnerability assessment

We provide comprehensive vulnerability scanning of networks with the ability to detect and correct them before a malicious attacker can take advantage of them.

Your company gets best-in-class solutions from leading providers like Sonicwall, Fortinet, Cyberoam, Sophos, Juniper, and Cisco.

Connect with us at Al Hutaib to build a multi-layered security firewall that defends your laptops, mobiles, and desktops from possible security threats.