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Security Endpoint Manager

Endpoint security management is the policy based approach to the network security which requires endpoint devices. This is to comply with certain criteria before they are granted access to the network resources. Endpoint devices include laptops, smartphones, tablets and PC.

Endpoint security management systems can also be purchased as a dedicated appliance or software to manage, control and discover computing devices which request access to the corporate network. Endpoints which do not comply with the policy are controlled by the system to varying degrees.

An example is the system may restrict Internet browsing capabilities or remove local administrative rights. Commercial endpoint security management system comes along with a variety of functions and features that includes automated reporting and patch management.

There is a growing increase in security and continuous compliance for all endpoints. Endpoint Manager for Security enforces continuous security compliance throughout the organization for all the endpoints both off and on the corporate network. This software also helps to protect endpoints and assures regulators that are meeting security compliance standards. It also reduces the cost and the complexity of IT management at the same time enhances business speed and agility to accuracy and remediation.

How does Insync make use of endpoint manager?

The following illustrates the uses of Endpoint Manager for Security:

• It helps to support continuous compliance and security using an intelligent agent which remediates and assesses issues.
• It manages hundreds of thousands of endpoints which are both virtual and physical regardless of the connection, location, status, and type.
• It also simplifies the operations with a single console for configuration, management, security functions and discovery.
• Delivers a wide range of security functions and also gives the ability to add other targeted functions as and when required without adding the infrastructure and the implementation costs.
• It makes the most of BigFix technology. This infrastructure which is single approach and distributes decision making to the endpoints.

What we offer

The main functions of the Endpoint Manager for Security include the following:

• Whitepaper which is risk management and continuous compliance. It involves discovery of how to get views on compliance status and the security exposure to help determine the risk posture.
• Solution brief is keeping distributed endpoints safe and compliant. It helps in finding how one can use a single infrastructure and console to manage all devices automatically managing patches for multiple operating systems.
• Case study is Infirmary Health Systems. It is to meet data security requirements for reduced security incidents, meaningful use and qualified for meaningful use funds.