Many endpoint security frameworks have historically been based on the notion that cyberthreats are inevitable and best addressed once they are identified “inside the network.” With a default-allow security posture, organizations are allowing unknown, never-seen-before threats into their network. Because these technologies rely on bad indicators, unknown threats are freely allowed inside the network, putting organizations at risk. While they are protecting against known threats, how do organizations prevent damage from threats not recognized by their current endpoint solution? This assessment will identify if your endpoints are at risk.