Endpoint security is the practice of securing every device that connects to your business network, including laptops, desktops, phones, tablets and servers. Each device is a potential entry point for attackers, and without a managed endpoint protection service, a single compromised device can expose your entire organization. For businesses without a dedicated IT team monitoring their device fleet daily, managed endpoint security fills that critical gap and significantly reduces risk.
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