Terminal protection

Definitions

A security measure or software designed to protect individual endpoints, such as computers or mobile devices, from malicious threats.

The physical or electronic shielding of a connection point to prevent unauthorized access, tampering, or electrical damage.

Examples

The new cybersecurity software provides robust terminal protection for all company laptops.

Without adequate terminal protection, the network remains vulnerable to malware and unauthorized access.

IT administrators are currently upgrading the terminal protection protocols to defend against sophisticated phishing attacks.

Synonyms

Endpoint security Device protection Host defense Client security Node safeguarding System hardening Workstation security

Antonyms

Endpoint vulnerability System exposure Device insecurity Unprotected access Security negligence Host susceptibility Open vulnerability