Intuitive Endpoint Security: A SANS Review of Morphisec

Endpoint security can be a tricky topic for organizations. In many cases, security teams utilize endpoint security products that are bulky and cumbersome, barely effective and only make their jobs more difficult. Furthermore, many security products rely so heavily on detecting an incident after the...

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August 18, 2020

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