VIPRE Endpoint Security Cloud Features

Blocks malicious website or destination, redirecting the user to a secure page

Monitors 24/7 to detect anomalies in functionality, user accessibility, traffic flows, and tampering.

Supports agent-based DNS protection with individual endpoint devices on any network.

Allows DNS filtering and protection for guest WiFi networks.

Supports bring-your-own-device (BYOD) users, supporting DNS protection across any device connected to a network or equipped with an agent.

“DoH” is a protocol that facilitates DNS resolution via HTTPS. Native DoH functionality facilitates DNS over DoH using local agents to manage DNS requests, extending DoH beyond a single browser or network.

Associate information from various domains to identify associated parties and threats.

Develops domain reputation by gathering contextual information related to web-based threats.

Allows DNS routing to resolve requests across HTTP or HTTPs requests and/or covers IPv4 and IPv6 protocols.

Protects endpoint devices from a variety of attacks and malware threats.

Analysis for users to examine threat intelligence data specific to their endpoint devices.

Provides multiple techniques and information sources to alert users of malware occurrences.

The ability to green light a specific Domain or system to bypass the scanning process.

Abilities to set DNS protection policy control standards including whitelisting, blacklisting, and application access.

Produces reports detailing suspicious activity and anomalies related to networks and endpoints.

Allows administrators to group users and devices based on IP, Endpoint, or role.

Allows centralized administration and control of DNS protection and policies across multiple networks.

Filters websites and manages whitelisting to enforce compliance protocols for users accessing the internet within the network.

Blocks endpoint users from accessing restricted applications.

Manages user network accessibility on laptops and mobile devices.

Reduces time spent remedying issues manually. Resolves common network security incidents quickly.

Produces reports detailing trends and vulnerabilities related to their network and infrastructure.

Constantly monitors acivity related to user behavior and compares activity to benchmarked patterns and fraud indicators.

Analyzes data associated with denied entries and policy enforcement, giving information of better authentication and security protocols.

Stores information related to common vulnerabilities and how to resolve them once incidents occur.

Monitors data quality and sends alerts based on violations or misuse.

Aggregates real-time updates and historical data from multiplate internal and external data sources to support ongoing proactive threat response.

Detects new assets as they enter cloud environments and networks to add to asset inventory.

Identifies unsanctioned software.

Provides tools to track and implement required security policy changes.

Allows for vulnerability ranking by customized risk and threat priorities.

Gathers information about the system and potential exploits to be tested.

Uses machine learning to identify at-risk data.

Stores information related to common threats and how to resolve them once incidents occur.

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