There was a time when endpoint security largely meant simple antivirus software, but the challenge of protecting endpoints has grown increasingly complex.
Endpoint security, managed by endpoint protection platforms (EPP), monitors and stops harmful activities on each device in a network. It also uses virus scans, firewalls, and other security measures to protect data and devices from threats. Additionally, organizations can use endpoint security to detect and respond to suspicious activities, such as ransomware attacks. Because of the complex nature of endpoint protection, it often requires multiple solutions working together as part of a unified technology stack or infrastructure.
