Compare Juniper Advanced Threat Protection vs. ManageEngine Endpoint Central

Juniper Advanced Threat Prevention (ATP) serves as the central hub for threat intelligence in your network environment. It boasts a comprehensive array of advanced security services that leverage artificial intelligence and machine learning to identify attacks at an early stage while enhancing policy enforcement across the entire network. Operating as a cloud-enabled service on an SRX Series Firewall or as a locally deployed virtual appliance, Juniper ATP effectively detects and neutralizes both commodity malware and zero-day threats within files, IP traffic, and DNS requests. The solution evaluates risks posed by both encrypted and decrypted network traffic, including that from IoT devices, and shares this critical intelligence throughout the network, significantly reducing your attack surface and minimizing the risk of breaches. Additionally, it automatically identifies and addresses both known threats and zero-day vulnerabilities. The system can also detect and block threats concealed within encrypted traffic without needing to decrypt it, while simultaneously identifying targeted attacks against your network, including those involving high-risk users and devices, thus enabling the automatic mobilization of your defensive measures. Ultimately, Juniper ATP enhances your network’s resilience against ever-evolving cyber threats.

ManageEngine's Endpoint Central, formerly Desktop Central, is a Unified Endpoint Management Solution that manages enterprise mobility management, including all features of mobile app management and mobile device management, as well as client management for a wide range of endpoints such as mobile devices, laptops computers, tablets, servers, and other machines. ManageEngine Endpoint Central allows users to automate their desktop management tasks such as installing software, patching, managing IT assets, imaging, and deploying OS.