Reconfigure Endpoint Security Controls

Endpoint security controls refer to the measures put in place to protect individual devices, such as computers and mobile devices, from cyber threats.

Reconfiguring these controls involves adjusting the settings and configurations of these devices to strengthen their security posture.

This process may include:

• Updating antivirus and anti-malware software.
• Adjusting firewall rules to control network traffic.
• Enhancing intrusion detection and prevention systems.
• Modifying access controls to restrict unauthorized access.
• Applying patches and updates to address known vulnerabilities.

The goal of reconfiguring endpoint security controls is to adapt to new and emerging threats, as well as changes in the organization's IT environment, to ensure a higher level of protection against cyberattacks.

Regularly reviewing and updating these controls is essential to maintain a strong defense against evolving security risks.