WatchGuard Blog - Securing Endpoints

Malicious actors could successfully implement their plans without visibility into the potential holes that the solutions themselves may be creating.

The key issue with Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) is that the way it’s configured means it’s accessible via the Internet. Learn more about the importance of detection and response to avoid risks.

The WatchGuard team is thrilled to share that technology analyst firm GigaOm recently recognized WatchGuard as a market leader in endpoint detection and response (EDR).

It’s always good when independent reviewers who spend their time studying and comparing what’s on the market rate our products. That’s the case with reviewers at ITPro - one of the UK’s leading computing websites. In February this year, ITPro reviewed our WatchGuard Firebox M290 and gave it a five…

MSPs must be able to provide financial services with a series of solutions safeguarding them from a cyberattack. Read more about the needs to be met here!

Law firms handle sizeable amounts of valuable data that can prove very profitable for cybercriminals. The fact that much of this data is sensitive is a way of exerting pressure.

The best defense against those seeking to exploit already patched vulnerabilities is to keep software up to date. Find out more information about vulnerabilities exploited here.

How hackers deploy sophisticated tactics to evade traditional ransomware detection measures and take advantage of commonly used processes to break into systems? Discover more in our eBook.

SOCs must stay ahead of sophisticated and unknown threats. Their job is to detect and correlate anomalous behavior that clearly identifies a security incident and respond as soon as possible.

There are seven signs to watch out for that can alert users when a solution is not securing a company's endpoints properly. Discover them in this post and get the right partner for your cybersecurity.