Control objective
Typical implementation
Focus mainly on malware status or whether the endpoint agent is installed.
How ICS takes responsibility
Combine endpoint protection, data controls, peripheral governance, and traceability by role.
Endpoint & Data ProtectionPRODUCT PORTFOLIO
Protect endpoints and prevent data loss across distributed work environments with centrally governed policy.
CSA Endpoint
Control sensitive data and risky endpoint activity with evidence that can support operations and compliance.
Use these areas to confirm fit, dependencies, ownership, and the evidence required for acceptance.
- Endpoint protection
- Apply security controls across managed devices and distributed users.
- Data loss prevention
- Define and enforce how sensitive data can be accessed, moved, and shared.
- Device control
- Govern removable media and peripheral usage according to policy.
CONTROL AND EVIDENCE
What the first scoped conversation should clarify.
Use these areas to confirm fit, dependencies, ownership, and the evidence required for acceptance.
Apply security controls across managed devices and distributed users.
Define and enforce how sensitive data can be accessed, moved, and shared.
Govern removable media and peripheral usage according to policy.
APPROACH COMPARISON
Compare endpoint protection alone with governed data and user activity that remains traceable.
Endpoints become safer when policy, exceptions, sensitive data, and response ownership are operated together.
Policy and exceptions
Typical implementation
Apply broad policy first and address user disruption as exceptions appear.
How ICS takes responsibility
Segment devices and users, validate representative policy, approve exceptions, and set review dates.
Acceptance and handover
Typical implementation
Measure installed agents or enabled policy counts.
How ICS takes responsibility
Measure device coverage, traceability, exception quality, and whether response workflows are usable.
WHY ICS
ICS places CSA Endpoint in the real context of enterprise data, users, and IT operations.
Agents and consoles do not create the right policy by themselves; ICS owns control design, exceptions, and response workflows around real operations.
Data and device mapping
ICS clarifies what data needs protection, which devices handle it, and which user groups own the activity.
Representative rollout
Policy is validated against real devices, applications, and working patterns before organization-wide expansion.
Connection to current operations
Directory services, ITSM, monitoring, and support processes are included so endpoint events reach an accountable owner.
CONTROL AND EVIDENCE
Control sensitive data and risky endpoint activity with evidence that can support operations and compliance.
Protect endpoints and prevent data loss across distributed work environments with centrally governed policy.
Endpoint protection
Apply security controls across managed devices and distributed users.
Data loss prevention
Define and enforce how sensitive data can be accessed, moved, and shared.
Device control
Govern removable media and peripheral usage according to policy.
Central policy
Create consistent rules, exceptions, ownership, and audit trails.
PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
Six products, each with a distinct responsibility in the operating model.
Use the directory to identify the closest control layer, then validate fit through a scoped assessment or workshop.
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Control sensitive data and risky endpoint activity with evidence that can support operations and compliance.
Protect endpoints and prevent data loss across distributed work environments with centrally governed policy.
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