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Throughout your
security journey,

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as you are learning
about hardening

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your entire
infrastructure, you've

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been focusing on
the network, right?

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And that's a great thing to do.

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We need to be able to harden
our focus on the network.

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That way, we don't have any
gaps in layer two technologies.

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We don't have any
gaps as traffic

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goes over the WAN links.

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We want to make sure that
things are encrypted and secure

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and there's the principle
of least privilege

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applied everywhere.

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But what is one thing that we
haven't talked enough about up

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until this point?
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until this point?

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That's our endpoints
themselves, the devices

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and the people that
connect to our network.

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These are our servers.

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These are our desktops.

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Or these are
bring-your-own devices

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like tablets or cell phones.

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These are going to be ways
that hackers can get in

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because we've already
talked about things

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like social engineering
and phishing.

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A hacker can get in
because somebody clicks

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on an email or a link.

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And then they get in
through that endpoint.

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So it's going to be critical
for us to understand

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how to harden and
secure the endpoints too
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how to harden and
secure the endpoints too

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on top of the network.

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We're really talking about data
in transit versus data at rest.

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That's kind of a big deal.

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And this is where we
set up how to protect

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our endpoints particularly
with the Cisco AMP product.

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Get ready.

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In this skill, we're going to
be talking about what it means

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and why we should secure our
endpoints, as well as the Cisco

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AMP for Endpoints product.

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Let's get going.