The endpoint device is the key cybersecurity battleground. It’s where the data, users, and the Internet meet, and where attackers focus their efforts. Organizations know this and invest in end...

Most endpoint security architecture depends on two solutions. First, a Next-Generation Anti-Virus (NGAV) to counter known threats—and to some degree, variants of those threats. Second, install...

Endpoint Protection Platforms (EPP)

• Known as Anti-Virus (AV) or Next-Gen Anti-Virus (NGAV)
• Good for stopping known threats or file behavior anomalies
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Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR)

• Detects suspicious activity and provides remediation suggestions
• Good for providing visibility to new threats or v...
  

With this baseline, it’s easy to see why attacks still succeed. They use obfuscation techniques that bypass NGAV and EDR and leverage social engineering to fool users into supporting the attac...

HP has developed a unique approach to endpoint protection, succeeding where NGAV and EDR fail. The approach, called “Threat Containment," uses isolation technology to run each potentially risk...

Threat Containment

• Uses a Micro-Virtualized Machine (μVM) to protect each task
• Stops malware, regardless of behavior or identification, and provides foren...
  

The isolation concept in Threat Containment is similar to that used by datacenter hypervisors. These allow multiple applications to run on common hardware and prevent each application from dir...

Threat Containment compliments NGAV and EDR to provide a comprehensive endpoint protection architecture. NGAV filters out the more obvious known threats, while EDR provides strong forensics to...

Risk Management

• Zero-trust approach
• Protects personal and corporate usage
• Protects inherently

Visibility

• Safe space for malware observation
• Mimics environments for superior threat intelligence
• Cloud analytics for historical analysis

User Experience

• No changes to user workflows
• No remediation needed
• Work with confidence
• Maintains performance

Operational Efficiency

• Minimizes security tools
• Reduces support tickets
• Fewer false positives
• Less endpoint remediation

Compliance and Audit

• Meets control objectives
• Compensates control for patching

HP Threat Containment Solutions: HP Sure Click Enterprise¹ and HP Wolf Pro Security²

HP Sure Click Enterprise is HP’s Threat Containment solution for larger organizations. It supports the flexible policies and broad integrations enterprises demand. Deploy centralized managemen...

When building your endpoint strategy, you need to choose efficient solutions to minimize risks and security solution management. Using traditional EPP and EDR solutions is not enough. Threats ...