Which key method does traps not use to prevent malicious executables on the endpoint?

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Palo Alto Networks Traps Endpoint (EDR)

Palo Alto Networks Traps™ endpoint protection and response stops threats on endpoints and coordinates enforcement with network and cloud security to prevent successful cyber attacks.

Stop endpoint attacks before they get started

The threat landscape has quickly evolved to a level of sophistication that it can bypass traditional endpoint protection. Traps combines powerful endpoint protection technology with critical endpoint detection and response (EDR) capabilities into a single agent, enabling your security teams to automatically protect, detect and respond to known, unknown and sophisticated attacks, using machine learning and AI techniques from data collected on the endpoint, network and cloud.

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Comprehensive endpoint protection and response

Unique in the breadth and depth of its endpoint protections, Traps:

  • Stops malware, exploits and ransomware by observing attack techniques and behaviours.
  • Uses machine learning and AI to automatically detect and respond to sophisticated attacks.
  • Includes WildFire® malware prevention service to improve accuracy and coverage.
  • Harnesses Cortex XDR™ detection and response to speed, alert triage and incident response by providing a complete picture of each threat and its root cause, automatically.
  • Coordinates enforcement with network and cloud security to prevent successful attacks.
  • Provides a single lightweight agent for protection and response.
  • Palo Alto Endpoint Protection work while online and offline, on network and off.

Which key method does traps not use to prevent malicious executables on the endpoint?

Which key method does traps not use to prevent malicious executables on the endpoint?

Stops malware and ransomware

Palo Alto Traps prevents the launching of malicious executable files, DLLs and Office files with multiple methods of prevention, reducing the attack surface and increasing the accuracy of malware prevention.

Provides behaviour-based protection

Sophisticated attacks that utilise multiple legitimate applications and processes are more common, can be hard to detect, and require visibility to correlate malicious behaviour. Traps detects and stops attacks by monitoring for malicious behaviours across a sequence of events and terminates the attack when detected.

Which key method does traps not use to prevent malicious executables on the endpoint?

Which key method does traps not use to prevent malicious executables on the endpoint?

Blocks exploits and fileless attacks

Rather than focusing on individual attacks, Palo Alto Networks Traps blocks the exploit techniques the attacks use. By doing so at each step in an exploit attempt, Traps breaks the attack lifecycle and renders threats ineffective.

Coordinates enforcement with network and cloud

Tight integration between network, endpoint and cloud enables a continually improving security posture and provides layered prevention from zero-day attacks. Whenever a firewall sees a new piece of malware or an endpoint sees a new threat, protections are made available in minutes to all other next-gen firewalls and endpoints running Traps with no effort on the admin’s part, whether it happens at 1 a.m. or 3 p.m.

Which key method does traps not use to prevent malicious executables on the endpoint?

2018 NSS LABS ADVANCED ENDPOINT PROTECTION REPORT

MANAGED DETECTION & RESPONSE - ENDPOINT (EDR)

Managed Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is a fully managed service supplying the expert professionals, technology and industry intelligence needed to hunt for, lockdown and remediate attacks. By continuously monitoring your organisation’s endpoints and conducting detailed forensics, our expert Cyber Security Operations Centre (SOC) professionals obtain a real-time awareness of attackers’ movements in order to enhance threat discovery capabilities.

Managed Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) key features:

  • ENDPOINT DETECTION & RESPONSE
  • NEXT GENERATION ANTI VIRUS
  • STATIC ANALYSIS VIA MACHINE LEARNING
  • CLOUD DETONATION
  • WHITE LISTING OF TRUSTED APPLICATIONS
  • MANAGED 24/7 SOC – (SECURITY OPERATIONS CENTRE)

Which key method does traps not use to prevent malicious executables on the endpoint?

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