Endpoint Identity Security (EIS) addresses the growing gaps left by traditional endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions, which are often reactive. With 90% of organizations targeted by ransomware and the average cost of a breach at $4.88M, EIS offers proactive protection by reducing the endpoint attack surface and preventing unknown threats. It enforces least privilege, removes local admin rights, protects credentials, and secures browser sessions while aligning with Zero Trust principles. EIS supports workforce, IT, and developer identities, providing multi-factor authentication, continuous access management, and hardened defenses against credential theft and lateral movement.

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