Clients don't trust your security solutions, and closing sales has become an uphill battle. Adding another security product feels like throwing spaghetti at the wall.
Here's how combining EDR and DNS filtering into a unified threat management system can calm client fears and streamline your sales pitch.
Understanding Client Skepticism
Many clients perceive multiple security solutions as complex and overwhelming. They wonder:
When clients are already grappling with numerous security threats, another complicated tool isn't what they want to hear.
Unified Threat Management: Why It Matters
Combining EDR with DNS filtering under one, unified threat management system simplifies security and builds client trust. Let's break down how.
Less Is More
Clients crave simplicity. By integrating DNS filtering with EDR, you offer:
Effective Threat Prevention
When EDR and DNS filtering work together, threats are stopped before they reach the endpoint.
With every additional layer of security, clients see exponential protection against threats.
Immediate Action
Speed is essential in threat detection. DNS filtering adds an early detection layer:
Clients feel reassured knowing that threats are managed immediately, reducing the time window for potential damage.
Detailed Logging
Clients face increasing regulatory scrutiny. Unified threat management simplifies compliance:
Visibility
A cohesive system offers a clear view of the security landscape:
Transparent Security
Clients want transparency. Unified threat management:
Customer Success
Clients are reassured by success stories. Share:
Unified threat management simplifies selling cybersecurity:
Opt for a unified threat management approach to overcome client skepticism and close more sales.
These strategies can significantly impact your business, especially when combined with the power of DNSFilter.