Endpoint threats do not rely only on known malicious files. Malware, ransomware and fileless attacks can be accompanied by suspicious activity such as credential dumping, lateral movement or remote execution. Unauthorised remote login attempts can also provide a route into endpoint devices.
Heimdal Next-Gen Antivirus & Firewall scans files, analyses behaviour and uses cloud lookups to detect and block threats. It tracks anomalies across users, devices and applications, assesses remote login attempts, and can isolate infected systems or halt remote sessions to limit further activity.
The product is suited to protecting endpoint devices against malicious files, ransomware and fileless attacks while identifying behaviours associated with attack activity. Its remote access protection is relevant where organisations need to assess login context, including location, session anomalies and user risk, before allowing remote access.
Automatic isolation and session halting provide containment actions when an endpoint or remote session is affected.
Heimdal Next-Gen Antivirus & Firewall is applicable to endpoint devices requiring protection against malware, suspicious behaviour and unauthorised remote access attempts. It provides endpoint antivirus, behavioural detection, containment and remote access protection; additional Heimdal modules are required to create an EDR solution.
Combines file scanning, behavioural analysis and cloud lookups to identify different threat types.
Identifies suspicious attack behaviours that may not depend on known malicious files.
Blocks unauthorised login attempts using location, session anomalies and user risk.
Isolates infected systems and halts remote sessions automatically when threats are detected.
Apply file and behavioural scanning to protect endpoint devices from malicious activity.
Detect ransomware activity on endpoints alongside malware and fileless attacks.
Identify credential dumping, lateral movement and remote execution on endpoint devices.
Assess remote login attempts for location, session and user-risk indicators.
Isolate affected systems and halt remote sessions following threat detection.
Armstrong discusses endpoint protection and remote access requirements with customer IT teams, then recommends suitable solutions. These conversations can help establish whether the product’s threat detection, containment and login protection functions fit the endpoint estate and operational needs.