Why Endpoint Security Is Now at the Core of Business Resilience

In today’s hyperconnected enterprise environment, organizations manage thousands of endpoints that serve as gateways to their networks, yet these devices remain the most targeted and vulnerable assets in any digital infrastructure. Endpoint security has become mission-critical, protecting laptops, desktops, servers, tablets, and smartphones against malware, ransomware, and unauthorized access, while also securing remote access points. To meet these demands, organizations are increasingly deploying Endpoint Protection Platforms (EPP) for proactive defense and Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solutions for real-time threat monitoring, investigation, and containment.

Artificial intelligence is now accelerating this shift, enabling advanced features such as behavioral analysis, automated response, and adaptive learning. As cyber threats outpace human response capabilities, AI and machine learning are empowering security teams to close the expertise gap, simplify operations, and reinforce endpoint defense at scale.

The Growth Opportunity Analysis on Global Endpoint Security Industry by Frost & Sullivan presents a detailed view of how the endpoint security landscape is evolving and where the most strategic investments lie for the years ahead.