Are ChromeOS Devices a Cybersecurity Blind Spot?
Dell News, Monday, January 22nd, 2024
An unsecured device can be the gateway to a devastating attack. Dell and CrowdStrike mitigate fleet-wide risk with ChromeOS visibility.
As organizations look for ways to optimize operations and empower hybrid employees in the current economy, device and usage trends have begun to shift. Though many organizations use Windows, macOS and Linux devices, a growing number of organizations are utilizing ChromeOS devices in the enterprise and education spaces.
This shift may be beneficial, but its impact on overall security posture is always a concern. Does your IT team have clear visibility into the security status of the ChromeOS devices in your fleet? With attackers moving faster than ever, getting visibility is critical to securing your organization. According to the CrowdStrike 2023 Global Threat Hunting Report, the average eCrime breakout time-the speed at which an attacker can move laterally in the network after initial entry-has shrunk to just 79 minutes. Enterprise security must detect and respond to attacks faster.