An endpoint is the name given to any device that interacts on a network — an end-user computer, a printer, a phone. As the number of end-user systems grows, controlling them becomes harder, which is precisely why endpoint security matters. Endpoint security is a structure that audits the processes running on those devices from a central point, makes them manageable and handles authorisation, ensuring that every endpoint on the network operates under defined security controls.
Problem
Devices join and leave the network constantly. Without a central console you cannot say with confidence which of them are patched, what is running on them, or who has permission to do what.
Solution
A central console that inventories every endpoint, monitors the processes running on it, applies the authorisation policy you define and reports on deviations.
Result
Every device on the network operating under known controls, with visibility over what is running where, and a record you can go back to when something goes wrong.
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