Enforce company policy on external, removable device types—even down to the serial number.
Encrypt data on USB devices and share across Unified Endpoint Management devices at the folder level with centralized key management.
Advanced anti-malware scan engine for protection against known and unknown threats, with interactive dashboards for centralized threat monitoring.
Precise, policy-based control over the applications running on all of your endpoints.
Protect remote workers by automatically enforcing network protection.
Dynamic security controls based on device, login, and location for endpoint protection
OpenText™ ZENworks solutions eased endpoint management and provided full security and scalability to All-American’s IT environment.
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Endpoint Security Management (ESM) is a comprehensive approach to protecting endpoints such as desktops, laptops, smartphones, and tablets from cyber threats. ESM solutions typically include a range of capabilities, such as antivirus and anti-malware protection, network security, data encryption, application control, and device control.
Endpoint Security Management protects your devices by providing multiple layers of security including:
The benefits of Endpoint Security Management include:
Endpoint Security Management differs from traditional antivirus software in several ways. While antivirus software is primarily focused on detecting and blocking known threats, ESM takes a more holistic approach to endpoint security, providing multiple layers of protection and incorporating capabilities such as network security, data encryption, and device control. ESM also typically includes centralized management and reporting capabilities, making it easier to manage and monitor endpoint security across an organization.
Yes, Endpoint Security Management can be used for both personal and business devices. While ESM solutions are primarily designed for business use, some vendors offer versions of their products that are suitable for personal use. These products typically offer a subset of the features and capabilities of the enterprise versions, but still provide robust endpoint protection for personal devices. It is important to note that using ESM on personal devices may require some additional configuration and management, such as registering the device with the organization's ESM console.