Even with dozens of agents deployed on endpoints, security teams still find gaps in their infrastructure security monitoring abilities. This isn’t surprising when the diverse composition of corporate endpoints, such as macOS and Linux, cloud and physical assets are considered. In short, there is a lot of data and tooling needed to efficiently manage today’s computing environments.
Having a source of truth that can universally collect endpoint telemetry with a single agent allows security organizations to gracefully shift towards a desired integrated endpoint and server workload protection model.
Join Principal Solutions Engineer, Pat Haley, as he outlines:
- The challenges that many security teams face in getting the visibility they need in the modern enterprise network
- How security teams are structuring their integrated endpoint and server workload security monitoring program
- How this transition can have a tremendous impact on cloud visibility and endpoint security beyond corporate boundaries
- The ancillary benefits that come from an integrated endpoint and server workload protection model (i.e. better resource utilization, potential cost savings, more streamlined integrations, etc…)