Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) has become the backbone of modern security programs—and for good reason. It delivers deep visibility into managed devices and has significantly improved detection outcomes. But there’s a growing problem most organizations haven’t fully accounted for: a massive and expanding portion of enterprise traffic never touches those endpoints at all.
In this webcast, we’ll examine the blind spots created by an endpoint-only security strategy and explore how attackers are actively exploiting them. We’ll break down why this gap matters operationally—not just from a risk perspective, but in terms of cost and efficiency. When threats are stopped upstream at the network layer, they never become incidents. When they reach the endpoint, even if detected, they trigger alerts, investigations, and remediation workflows that consume valuable SOC resources.
What You Will Learn:
- Where endpoint visibility ends—and where risk begins
- How attackers exploit unmanaged devices and encrypted traffic
- The operational and cost benefits of upstream threat prevention
- How web traffic inspection enables governance, compliance, and data protection
- A step-by-step path to implementing SWG and expanding to SSE
Join us as Principal Instructor Aaron Cure walks through a practical, phased approach to adopting Secure Web Gateway (SWG) capabilities—from basic URL filtering to TLS inspection, inline DLP, and broader Security Service Edge (SSE) integration. If your organization has invested heavily in endpoint security but lacks visibility into what’s happening across the network, this session will help you understand what you’re missing—and how to close the gap.
