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    The document discusses how network endpoints pose security risks if not properly managed and secured. It introduces Pulse Policy Secure as a network access control solution that provides visibility into all connected endpoints, allowing administrators to create zero-trust policies to enforce security postures and control access privileges based on factors like OS version, software updates, and running applications. It claims Pulse Policy Secure helps limit the spread of threats by keeping users and devices in separate networks based on least privilege access controls.

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    The document discusses how network endpoints pose security risks if not properly managed and secured. It introduces Pulse Policy Secure as a network access control solution that provides visibility into all connected endpoints, allowing administrators to create zero-trust policies to enforce security postures and control access privileges based on factors like OS version, software updates, and running applications. It claims Pulse Policy Secure helps limit the spread of threats by keeping users and devices in separate networks based on least privilege access controls.

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    A network has many endpoints

    And attackers endlessly try to compromise them to gain deeper access into the network and your corporate resources
    And attackers endlessly try to compromise them to gain deeper access into the network and your corporate resources
    But there are just so many endpoints to keep track of…
    BYOD is now widely supported and IoT need to connect to the IT network.
    Do you really know what kind of endpoints are connected at a given time? …And What kind of access do they have?
    Do you really know what kind of endpoints are connected at a given time? …And What kind of access do they have?
    Do you really know what kind of endpoints are connected at a given time? …And What kind of access do they have?
    An attacker’s job gets easier when endpoints don’t meet security policies or industry regulations
    IoT endpoints are a BIG problem because they are not designed with any security in mind, and hardly receive software updates
    So how do you enforce endpoint policies, preventing threats spreading from device to device?
    Pulse Policy Secure is an easy to use Network Access Control solution to control the endpoint chaos
    How does it work? It starts with visibility and profiling of ALL local and remote endpoints
    OPERATING SYSYTEM
    Windows

    SECURITY TOOLS
    mcAfee

    STATUS
    Active

    With this insight, you create Zero Trust policies to enforce a minimal security posture and connection privileges.
    Are the OS and anti-malware software up to date? Is the device’s firewall enabled?
    Are there no apps running that are not allowed?
    Pulse Policy Secure keeps users and devices in their own appropriate driving lanes,
    enforcing least privilege access control to limit the lateral spread of threats.
    NAC

    SIEM NGFW

    Pulse Policy Secure also integrates with your security solutions such as NGFW or SIEM.
    When these solutions find a threat, PPS closes the security loop and takes automated action at the endpoint level
    pulsesecure.net/NAC

    Learn more about how Pulse Policy Secure reduces endpoint risk and makes security audits a breeze

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