
Modern cyber threats attack businesses and individuals indiscriminately and use multiple methods and threat “vectors” to succeed. By combining a range of threat technologies, deployed over numerous stages, cybercriminals maximize the likelihood of infection success. Even so-called “next-generation” endpoint security tends to focus on stopping an infection only after it has reached the endpoint, not preventing it from reaching endpoints in the first place. This creates security blind spots and limits their effectiveness to stopping attacks at a single stage.