Security News > 2021 > May > Eclypsium’s enhanced offering extends security to network and unmanaged devices

Eclypsium announced a major new extension to their enterprise device integrity platform, which lets organizations easily extend visibility and security beyond their traditional endpoints to now include network and unmanaged devices that can impact overall security posture.

These include traditional network gear like switches, routers, VPNs, application delivery controllers, and network-attached storage devices, as well as personal and unmanaged devices on the same network.

Modern organizations are no longer defined simply by corporate laptops and servers but must navigate an ever-evolving landscape of networking equipment, unmanaged devices, and devices in remote work environments - many of which can't be managed using traditional security tools.

Eclypsium's enhanced offering addresses this problem by viewing network and unmanaged devices as important peers to endpoints and compute devices, which together paint a complete and previously unavailable picture of organizational risk.

"With our enhanced discovery and analysis capabilities, Eclypsium now offers security, and IT teams a comprehensive view and inventory of all the devices in their environment, along with a rapid assessment of the risks posed by those devices. This dramatically shifts the purview of security teams, enabling them to prioritize activities based on a much more complete picture of the overall risk to their environment."

Distributed discovery of network and unmanaged devices by Eclypsium-managed endpoints removes the blind spots represented by connected but unchecked devices.

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