The degree of damage an attack can generate isn’t limited to the initial channel of infection. Threats that take hold on a user’s device or via the core network tend to spread and wreak havoc elsewhere if you don’t have the necessary detection and remediation controls in place. Furthermore, attacks have gotten more sophisticated and evasive. Threat actors can often leverage technical tricks that evade aspects of both endpoint and/or network detections. That’s why organizations need both network and endpoint security working in concert to provide better end-to-end protection.
Here are four key examples of threat types that sometimes evade endpoint or network detection individually, thus illustrating the importance of combining endpoint and network security:
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