How to protect your Devices against ransomware and zero-day attacks with Harmony endpoint?

A computer attack is generally based on the exploitation of a flaw or defect in your information system (IS) that will allow the hacker to penetrate your infrastructure to commit his misdeeds. Most often to steal confidential, personal, strategic and if possible marketable data, hackers encrypt files and make them unusable in order to subject the user to blackmail which is to pay a ransom to obtain the key that will unlock his data: this is called ransomware. While traditional IT security tools are indispensable, they are no longer sufficient to effectively protect organizations. Hackers particularly target zero-day vulnerabilities, which are unknown flaws in systems and allow undetected intrusions. This is why it is essential to implement a new generation of security tools that focus on centralization of information, collaboration, detection and remediation including terminations (EDR).