Endpoint security
Safeguard every device—every time
Our Cybersecurity delivers industry-leading endpoint security solutions, complete with expert deployment, monitoring, and consulting services.
Evolve and unify your endpoint security strategy
Choose flexible, comprehensive endpoint security solutions, managed by experts
Centralized management and protection
Gain visibility into your endpoints, promote productivity, and enable business growth
Trusted advisor
Experience smooth deployment and rapid recovery with certified cybersecurity experts
Flexible solutions
Enable scalability and empower your hybrid workforce with solutions that grow with you
Endpoint security that evolves with you
Enable business growth with a proactive security strategy that starts at every endpoint
Protect all endpoints, online and offline
Laptops, mobile devices, servers, and container workloads—identify and prevent attacks at every endpoint, regardless of online/offline status.
AT&T Managed Endpoint Security with SentinelOne® provides continuous protection with advanced endpoint detection and response capabilities, powered by integrating AT&T Alien Labs™ threat intelligence.
Simplify endpoint security with world-class managed services
Accelerate onboarding, threat investigation, and incident response.
Alleviate the burden of daily operations and troubleshooting with high-touch onboarding support and setup, including 24x7 threat monitoring and management by the AT&T SOC.
Make device management simple with Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) for continuous protection
Defend mobile devices in one integrated bundle solution, fully managed by AT&T Cybersecurity experts.
Improve user productivity and protect against malicious threats across all iOS and Android devices, complete with deployment and maintenance support.
Stay ahead of key threat vectors with Lookout® mobile endpoint security
Detect and respond to mobile threats with ease.
Lookout mobile endpoint security proactively targets mobile threats at the application, device, and network levels, and integrates with leading unified endpoint management solutions for simple deployment and management.
See all your endpoints, all in one place
Ensure only approved devices can connect—only at the approved level—and consistently apply security policies and tools across all devices.
Benefit from leading Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) technology in a fully managed solution, with support from certified AT&T Cybersecurity technical experts.
Combine with Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) for enhanced protection
Choose from leading UEM vendors, including Ivanti, VMware, and IBM, and combine with mobile threat defense to strengthen your mobile security.
Bundle Ivanti Neurons for MDM and Ivanti Mobile Threat Defense, or integrate any UEM solution with Lookout to get continuous protection.
Protect all endpoints, online and offline
Simplify endpoint security with world-class managed services
Make device management simple with Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) for continuous protection
Stay ahead of key threat vectors with Lookout® mobile endpoint security
See all your endpoints, all in one place
Combine with Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) for enhanced protection
Discover the benefits
Enable business growth with comprehensive endpoint security, managed by experts
Protect every endpoint—everywhere
Safeguard laptops, mobile devices, servers, and container workloads with one comprehensive solution
Simplify management
Gain visibility across your organization and streamline detection, investigation, and response with support from certified cybersecurity pros
Evolve your endpoint security strategy as your business grows
Choose from flexible service options and bundled offers to improve your endpoint security posture and enable scalability
Stay ahead of threats
Benefit from the latest threat intelligence and ML-driven insights to stay ahead in an evolving threat landscape
FAQs
You have questions. We have answers.
What is endpoint security?
Endpoint security can cover many different types of endpoints, including servers, mobile devices, cloud containers, and IoT devices. An organization’s endpoint security strategy can involve mobile security, cloud security, and endpoint management solutions like Unified Endpoint Management (UEM). Our Managed Endpoint Security with SentinelOne delivers comprehensive security for different types of endpoints, including traditional endpoints like desktops and servers, as well non-traditional endpoints in the cloud.
What is the difference between firewalls and endpoint security?
A firewall is a network security solution that monitors network traffic and determines whether to allow or deny access. Endpoint security focuses on protecting laptops, servers, mobile devices, and cloud containers from being compromised and leaking sensitive data.
What is the difference between antivirus solutions and endpoint security?
While antivirus solutions can focus on individual endpoints, endpoint security leverages anti-malware, firewalls, and device management tools to protect all network endpoints, including servers and desktops. Typically, endpoint security includes anti-virus/anti-malware protection, but it extends beyond that to include next-generation protection features like advanced persistent threat detection, investigation, and response, device management, data leak prevention, and others. Additionally, antivirus software is designed to be installed on an individual device basis. Endpoint security is usually installed on multiple machines that are networked together, and is managed centrally by an IT administrator.
What is the difference between antivirus solutions and endpoint security?
While antivirus solutions can focus on individual endpoints, endpoint security leverages anti-malware, firewalls, and device management tools to protect all network endpoints, including servers and desktops. Typically, endpoint security includes anti-virus/anti-malware protection, but it extends beyond that to include next-generation protection features like advanced persistent threat detection, investigation, and response, device management, data leak prevention, and others. Additionally, antivirus software is designed to be installed on an individual device basis. Endpoint security is usually installed on multiple machines that are networked together, and is managed centrally by an IT administrator.
How does our Cybersecurity’s endpoint security solution adapt to new threats?
Our Managed Endpoint Security with SentinelOne is built on the USM Anywhere open XDR platform, that continuously monitors for threats. This data is enriched by threat intelligence from Alien Labs™ and OTX, ensuring that users can maintain a proactive defense against emerging threats.
Can our Cybersecurity’s endpoint security integrate seamlessly with our existing IT infrastructure?
We build our endpoint security services using technology from a variety of the leading endpoint security vendors, giving customers a choice of which platform is best for their organization. We work with SentinelOne, Ivanti, VMware, and Lookout, and continue to seek out new capabilities and vendors as endpoint security needs evolve. Through a diverse portfolio of endpoint security solutions with both standard and bundled options, our Cybersecurity meets the customer where they
What is endpoint detection and response (EDR)?
EDR refers to endpoint security solutions that detect suspicious behavior, investigate threats, isolate infected endpoints, and provide automated remediation or response guidance to resolve cybersecurity incidents.
What is the difference between SIEM and EDR?
SIEM (security information and event management) refers to a central risk management tool which stores and analyzes data from many different log sources and provides incident investigation and response. EDR focuses on detecting threats at the endpoint, isolating infected endpoints, and also provides incident investigation and response.
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