The Device & Endpoint Security Checklist provides businesses with a structured way to review and document the cybersecurity protections applied to computers, laptops, mobile devices, and other endpoints used to access business systems and information.
Business devices are frequent targets for malware, ransomware, credential theft, unauthorized access, and other cybersecurity threats. Security gaps such as outdated software, excessive administrator privileges, missing encryption, unapproved applications, or poorly protected mobile devices can increase an organization's exposure to cyber incidents.
Use this customizable checklist to review and document:
Business device and endpoint inventory
Company-owned and personally owned devices
Operating system and software updates
Security patch management
Antivirus and endpoint protection
Firewall configuration and protection
Device and disk encryption
Password and multi-factor authentication (MFA)
User accounts and administrator privileges
Automatic screen locking
Approved software and applications
Unauthorized software
USB devices and removable media
Mobile-device security
Remote and off-site devices
Lost or stolen device procedures
Endpoint monitoring and security alerts
Secure device reassignment and disposal
Identified security gaps and corrective actions
Final endpoint security review and approval
Designed for small and growing businesses, this resource provides a practical framework for strengthening endpoint security and documenting the safeguards used to protect the devices employees rely on to access business systems, applications, networks, and sensitive information.
Best For: Small businesses, business owners, IT teams, managers, security teams, remote and hybrid organizations, and businesses looking to improve computer, laptop, mobile-device, and endpoint security.
The Device & Endpoint Security Checklist provides businesses with a structured way to review and document the cybersecurity protections applied to computers, laptops, mobile devices, and other endpoints used to access business systems and information.
Business devices are frequent targets for malware, ransomware, credential theft, unauthorized access, and other cybersecurity threats. Security gaps such as outdated software, excessive administrator privileges, missing encryption, unapproved applications, or poorly protected mobile devices can increase an organization's exposure to cyber incidents.
Use this customizable checklist to review and document:
Business device and endpoint inventory
Company-owned and personally owned devices
Operating system and software updates
Security patch management
Antivirus and endpoint protection
Firewall configuration and protection
Device and disk encryption
Password and multi-factor authentication (MFA)
User accounts and administrator privileges
Automatic screen locking
Approved software and applications
Unauthorized software
USB devices and removable media
Mobile-device security
Remote and off-site devices
Lost or stolen device procedures
Endpoint monitoring and security alerts
Secure device reassignment and disposal
Identified security gaps and corrective actions
Final endpoint security review and approval
Designed for small and growing businesses, this resource provides a practical framework for strengthening endpoint security and documenting the safeguards used to protect the devices employees rely on to access business systems, applications, networks, and sensitive information.
Best For: Small businesses, business owners, IT teams, managers, security teams, remote and hybrid organizations, and businesses looking to improve computer, laptop, mobile-device, and endpoint security.