Endpoint security solutions protect individual devices, such as computers, smartphones, or tablets, from cybersecurity threats. These solutions defend against malware, unauthorized access, and data theft through threat hunting, incident management, and device visibility features.

A secure internet gateway (SIG) is a cloud-based security service that provides users with secure access to the internet. A SIG helps protect users from online threats by enforcing security policies, filtering out malicious content, and detecting and blocking malware in real time.

Identity and access management (IAM) is a security framework that enables organizations to control user access to applications and data. IAM solutions that use zero-trust principles support user security by allowing only authorized users access to sensitive information, applications, and systems.

A next-generation firewall (NGFW) is a network security tool that combines traditional firewall capabilities with advanced features like intrusion prevention, threat intelligence, and application control. An NGFW protects users by identifying and blocking malicious traffic, preventing unauthorized access, and providing granular control over network traffic. 

Cloud data security involves protecting data stored in cloud environments. It includes measures such as encryption, access controls, and monitoring to help ensure user and corporate data privacy, integrity, and availability. Leading cloud-security providers also offer security features and compliance certifications to help protect customer data

Multi-factor authentication (MFA) enhances user security by requiring multiple forms of verification (such as passwords, biometrics, or tokens) to access an account or system. By adding an extra layer of authentication, MFA reduces the risk of unauthorized access—even if passwords are compromised..

Email security solutions protect users from email-based cyberthreats like phishing attacks, spam, and malware. These solutions work by filtering email content, attachments, and URLs to identify and block malicious content. Features like encryption, data loss prevention, and advanced threat protection also work to safeguard sensitive user and corporate data.

A mobile device management (MDM) solution enables IT administrators to enforce security policies, configure device settings, and remotely monitor and secure devices. MDM solutions protect user security by helping to ensure that devices are compliant, implementing strong authentication, and enabling remote actions like locking or wiping devices in case of loss or theft.

Advanced malware protection (AMP) is a security software designed to prevent, detect, and remove malware and other threats, such as ransomware, worms, Trojans, and spyware. AMP software protects endpoint devices (like computers, smartphones, or tablets) through device visibility, threat hunting and intelligence, and incident management and response.