TechSpective’s Endpoint Security section covers the evolving challenge of protecting devices, workloads, and the growing attack surface that extends well beyond traditional endpoints. Coverage reflects how substantially the endpoint security market has changed — from antivirus and perimeter defense to AI-native detection, managed response services, and protection against threats that never touch the endpoint at all.
The cybersecurity industry has spent the better part of two years trying to figure out how to secure AI agents. Most of that energy has pointed upstream: model governance, configuration hardening, intent-based policy layers, guardrails. Those things aren’t wrong. But […]
The Agentic Threat Surface Already Has A Defense Read More »
Security teams spend a lot of time thinking about the tools attackers use to break in. Malware. Phishing kits. Exploits. What gets less attention are the tools organizations use to manage their own environments. Moreover, what happens when those tools
Stryker Attack Prompts CISA Warning on Endpoint Management Security Read More »
I’ve been watching NVIDIA’s GPU Technology Conference evolve for years. It started as a developer event for people who worked with graphics hardware. Then AI took over, and GTC became something closer to a de facto AI conference—the place where
CrowdStrike at GTC Makes the Case for AI-Native Security Read More »
For over a decade, HP Inc. has operated under a philosophy that sets it apart from the majority of the PC and print hardware market: security cannot be an add-on software layer; it must be intrinsic to the hardware itself.
A Legacy of Defense: Why HP Stands Alone Read More »
The browser has quietly ascended to become the enterprise’s most critical—and most vulnerable—point of exposure thanks to hybrid work, SaaS-driven operations, and everyday AI adoption. While security teams have long focused on networks, endpoints, and identities, the digital workplace has
The New Battleground for Enterprise Security Read More »
Eight years after Gartner coined the Managed Detection & Response (MDR) term in its first MDR market guide, more organizations continue to shift to an outsourced model to protect against cyber threats. MDR mind share is increasing – up 29%
The Evolution of the MDR Model Read More »
Cyber threats evolve faster than organizations can patch their systems. The traditional security approach—periodic vulnerability scans, annual penetration tests, and rigid compliance checklists—has proven inadequate against today’s sophisticated cyber adversaries. Organizations have a diverse array of tools in place to
Transforming Cybersecurity With Continuous Threat Exposure Management Read More »
The definition of an endpoint is evolving, and so is the approach to securing it. NinjaOne announced its intent to acquire cloud backup provider Dropsuite for approximately $252 million, signaling a shift in how IT teams and managed service providers
NinjaOne Bets $252M On SaaS Data Protection Read More »
In an ambitious move to tackle the increasingly complex cybersecurity landscape, CrowdStrike and Fortinet announced a partnership. This collaboration merges CrowdStrike’s Falcon platform with Fortinet’s FortiGate next-generation firewalls, aiming to offer seamless, end-to-end protection that spans networks, applications, and devices.
Cybersecurity continues to transcend the realm of specialists, becoming a paramount concern for individuals and organizations. As cyber threats escalate, the need to safeguard our digital existence has birthed the concept of democratizing cybersecurity – a collective responsibility that necessitates
Democratizing Cybersecurity: The Strength of Community Collaboration Read More »
