What is "endpoint management," in layman's terms? My corporate laptop has 2 different "endpoint manager" applications running (and about 30 scripts that run in task manager). What are these things doing for them?
What is "endpoint management," in layman's terms? My corporate laptop has 2 different "endpoint manager" applications running (and about 30 scripts that run in task manager). What are these things doing for them?
1) That the device is compliant with whatever security standards (AV is running, no weird user accounts that are admins etc;)
2) That if the machine is lost || fails to check in: it is wiped.
3) That if security standards change; those changes can be rolled out.
4) That activity on the device is somewhat logged, not to great extent but: Login Events (and what factor was used), if Admin elevation was called; if a strange executable was executed. etc; These logs are only useful in certain circumstances and I've never seen anyone actually use them outside of arbitration.