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Fortify Your Network with Automated, Granular
Device Posture Checks
Seamlessly integrated with leading Endpoint Protection Platforms such as Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, Bitdefender, and SentinelOne for proactive and continuous protection. More EPP integrations coming.
Combine Network and Device Security
Unified Device Posture Management
EPP integrations allow for combined endpoint and network security management, streamlining security workflows.
Enhanced Network Security
Timus Device Posture Check (DPC) proactively identifies non-compliant devices, thwarting malware, ransomware, and advanced persistent threats. Continuous verification of device security.
Improved Network Hygiene
Timus DPC enforces security standards, minimizing gaps and reducing the attack surface, thus enhancing the network hygiene.
Granular Device Access Control
DPC enables administrators to set precise access rules based on device status. Full access to compliant devices, limits to partially compliant devices, and denied access to non-compliant devices.
Part of Layered Security Approach
Timus DPC ensures robust protection against unauthorized access attempts, reducing sole reliance on boundary protection.
Simplified Device Management
DPC streamlines security processes, automating assessments and remediation tasks for IT teams. Rapid identification and resolution of device vulnerabilities enhance efficiency, reducing costs.
Streamlined Zero Trust Security
Continuous verification of device security aligns with Zero Trust principles, and only grants access to trusted devices.
Continuous Security Monitoring
Benefit from real-time device posture evaluation, ensuring proactive and continuous protection against threats.
Enhanced Visibility into Endpoints
DPC offers enhanced visibility, displaying endpoint details and security status, aiding decision-making and prioritizing remediation efforts.
Optimized Efficiency & Reduced Costs
Increase IT efficiency and cost savings through automated device management, enhanced vulnerability identification, and remediation.
Sustained Device Protection
Take command with granular control over device access, leveraging comprehensive security posture insights.
FAQ
Device Posture Check (DPC) is a critical process in network security, aimed at evaluating the security configurations and compliance of devices attempting to access a network. The primary goal is to ascertain that these devices adhere to the required security standards, which include having updated antivirus software, deploying active firewalls, and proper encryption mechanisms. By doing so, DPC serves to protect the network from potential threats posed by devices that are not in compliance with security policies, thereby maintaining the overall integrity and security of the IT environment.
Continuous security assessments are a cornerstone of DPC. DPC provides organizations with the ability to monitor and evaluate the security readiness of devices in real-time. This not only helps in ensuring that compliant devices with adequate security measures are granted access but also significantly reduces the attack surface for potential exploits, safeguarding against a wide array of cyber threats, including malware and ransomware.
Timus employs a state-of-the-art DPC process that is both continuous and automated, with seamless integration into the network’s operational framework. This process makes use of data from leading Endpoint Protection Platforms (EPPs) such as Bitdefender GravityZone, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, and Sentinel One XDR, in addition to the data collected by the DPC itself. By leveraging existing security agents already installed on the devices, Timus DPC negates the need for additional software, thereby streamlining the security assessments and enhancing efficiency. The real-time, dynamic assessment of device security posture ensures that only devices meeting stringent security criteria are allowed access, thereby enhancing the network’s security manifold.
DPC empowers administrators to define granular access control rules based on device posture score and specific attributes. This enables granting full access to compliant devices, restricting access to specific resources for partially compliant devices, and completely blocking access for non-compliant devices. For example, a device with outdated security software or missing critical security patches may be granted limited access to specific resources, while a fully compliant device may have full network access.
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