Infographic Multilayered Endpoint Protection With HP Wolf Security
Discover a new level of collaboration.
By Insight Editor / 16 Mar 2022
HP Wolf Security™ delivers robust endpoint protection built into PCs and printers. In the infographic below, learn more about how multilayered security above, in and below the operating system takes your cyber defense to the next level.
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Close work-from-home security gaps. Find out how Insight Public Sector and HP Wolf Security and Insight deliver next-generation protection for government agencies.
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With protection above, in and below the operating system, you’ll protect your government endpoints — wherever your agency teams work.
Since the pandemic began, cyberattacks are up 600%. And 98% of printers that aren’t secure.
But printers and laptops secured with HP Wolf Security™ have network protection that automatically monitors for threats, stopping malicious attackers as the first line of defense.
Stop threats in their tracks.
HP® Elite PCs, workstations and Pro PCs arrive with a stack of pre-installed, hardware-enforced security features that promote:
- Productivity
- Efficiency
- Collaboration
Unlock the full potential of hybrid agency work — without fear of threats or breaches.
HP Wolf stops known and unknown security threats from breaching your endpoints with:
- Reinforcing layers of proactive protection
- Enterprise-grade isolation
- Advanced Next-Generation Antivirus (NGAV)
- Deep learning technologies
Enhancing agency security
If your in-house IT resources are limited, HP Wolf Pro Security offers powerful software, plus additional, optional services to counter aggressive cyberattacks.
Work with confidence.
With the robust protection of HP Wolf Security, your agency employees can be more productive from anywhere — without fear of compromising data, passwords or your network.
Sources:
Firch, J. (2021, April) 2021 Cyber Security Trends Report. Purplesec.
HP. (2018, Sept. 30) The State of Printer Security
