While we\u2019re having our heads busy preparing our next big release, Endpoint Protector 5.4.0.0, that will bring significant features such as self remediation, we\u2019ve thought about making some new important enterprise features available earlier. So here\u2019s our latest upgrade, Endpoint Protector 5.3.0.5.<\/p>\n
For us, constant improvement is more like a way of life. Sometimes this means major introductions that impact data security at large, and sometimes it means additions for expanding the application area of existing features and functionalities. In both cases, our R&D and sales team work together to efficiently identify the security challenges that our clients face today and the threats they\u2019ll have to deal with tomorrow. Then, they develop features our clients need to overcome these.<\/p>\n
Let\u2019s review the key upgrades of Endpoint Protector 5.3.0.5.<\/p>\n
Starting with Endpoint protector 5.3.0.5, login with Azure AD SSO is available for administrators, allowing more accessible and simpler control through secure and seamless access. Highly requested and highly anticipated, this feature enables administrators to securely authenticate by using just one set of credentials.<\/p>\n
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is also available, adding an extra layer of security and making access to the Endpoint Protector server more secure. Currently, we\u2019re also working on integration with other SSO providers.<\/p>\n
The DPI functionality<\/a> brings network capabilities to our DLP solution, allowing greater flexibility and precision in applying DLP policies. It can automatically eliminate undesired sensitive data transfer destinations and enable the use of legitimate channels to reduce the impact of DLP on employee productivity. Being a complex functionality, we\u2019re enhancing it in each new release, covering more use cases.<\/p>\n In Endpoint Protector 5.3.0.5, admins will find a new useful setting for macOS under DPI: \u201cIntercept VPN traffic\u201d.This means that VPN traffic is now monitored using our DPI functionality.<\/p>\n Endpoint Protector\u2019s Content Aware Protection<\/a> module helps clients to monitor and control data in transit. The latest version brings two new supported apps (Naver Works, KaKao Agit) and new PIIs, allowing greater granularity and better protection for sensitive data.<\/p>\n For easier set-up on the latest macOS Big Sur<\/a> release, we now offer the possibility to manually download the security certificate directly from the Endpoint Protector user interface.<\/p>\n We know that dark mode is here to stay, so we\u2019ve enhanced the user experience in dark mode for our macOS clients.<\/p>\n Endpoint Protector 5.3.0.5 brings new integrations, enhancements, and added granularity. If you\u2019re curious about what other improvements we\u2019ve made, check out the complete list of the updates on the Endpoint Protector website under Release Notes<\/a>, or get in touch with us.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" While we\u2019re having our heads busy preparing our next big release, Endpoint Protector 5.4.0.0, that will bring significant features such as self remediation, we\u2019ve thought about making some new important enterprise features available earlier. So here\u2019s our latest upgrade, Endpoint Protector 5.3.0.5. For us, constant improvement is more like a way of life. Sometimes this … <\/p>\nContent Aware Protection upgrades<\/h2>\n
macOS zero-day support<\/h2>\n
In conclusion<\/h2>\n