Especially in the current situation, enterprises must keep in mind that user devices use a variety of apps that go beyond just email and internet. Zoom is one of the most popular non-browser apps these days, and has new vulnerabilities enterprises should care about. This includes the recently discovered Zoom Client vulnerability that allows a remote attacker on a Zoom call to receive a user's Windows credentials. Unfortunately, we'll see an increase of such attacks on collaboration tools such as Zoom, Teams, and Slack, as they all have a wide attack surface. To really protect against endpoint threats in a comprehensive way, enterprises should adopt OS isolation techniques that move sensitive enterprise apps, data, and credentials into a separate OS that is isolated from riskier external-facing apps.  Read Less