OpenText Core Endpoint Protection Description
OpenText Core Endpoint Protection provides real-time defense against today’s most common cyberattacks by combining behavioral analytics, machine learning, and global threat intelligence. It continuously monitors endpoint activity to detect anomalies, block malicious files, and stop ransomware before it spreads. With a cloud-native management console, security teams can enforce policies and oversee device health from any location, supporting both in-office and remote environments. Preconfigured templates and RMM integrations reduce administrative effort, helping IT teams respond faster without manual configuration. The platform streamlines regulatory compliance initiatives by automating security policy enforcement. When paired with OpenText Core EDR, organizations gain granular visibility, device isolation capabilities, and powerful investigation tools. End users remain protected without experiencing slowdowns or intrusive alerts. By reducing infections, improving response times, and ensuring security readiness, OpenText Core Endpoint Protection strengthens overall business continuity.
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Provides complete business protection Date: Jun 26 2020
Summary: Hacking and malware are the nightmare for any business organization. To safeguard from these I started using Webroot Endpoint protection. It protects my valuable documents and flies from being stolen. The installation and implementation is over easy and simple.
Positive: Webroot Endpoint security gives you complete protection for any size businesses. It protest again file based attach, which is most commonly used by cheaters. It blocks malware and bad scripts which trying to run on computer.
Negative: Overall, Webroot is excellent, security tool. I don't have any cons to share.
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