About the program
This program focuses on securing endpoints (i.e., workstations, laptops, mobile devices, servers) and associated data against advanced security threats.
Why EPP?
The goal of EPP is to prevent and detect cyber criminals from stealing or altering valuable U of T data and applications or from hijacking the institution’s network, all of which can impact the University’s operations. To have this protection and manage our risk, we need a next-generation anti-virus solution.
It is also part of U of T’s security standards to have endpoint protection. For more information, refer to the U of T Information and Security Standard.
EPP is comprised of multiple projects such as the SentinelOne project.
Objectives
News and updates
Related projects
View a list of projects that fall under the Endpoint Protection Program.
EPP-SentinelOne (EPP-S1) project
As part of our continued efforts to protect our people, data and systems against security threats regardless of location, the University, through an external partner (vendor), will make the SentinelOne (S1) next-generation anti-virus solution available to the University.
Related services
View a list of services that fall under the Endpoint Protection Program.
Provides next-generation anti-virus protection and response to cyberattacks for University-owned user devices and servers.
Resources
- ISC standards: Information Security Control Standards
- Incident response plan: Information Security Incident Response Plan
Contact
Questions related to Endpoint Protection can be directed to Raphaelle Gauriau, Manager, Information Security Strategic Execution <raphaelle.gauriau@utoronto.ca>.
