What is Endpoint?
They are endpoint devices such as a computer, phone or tablet that are connected to the network.
Overview
Devices that reach the end of a network and are directly interacted with by the user are called endpoints. Information ends or begins at these devices. In the security world, they are considered the outermost line of defense of the network.
How it works
These devices connect to a network and exchange data. Security software constantly monitors these devices to protect them.
Where it is used
It is found in corporate networks, home smart devices, and server systems.
Commonly confused with
Can be confused with server; The server is the center of the network and the endpoint is where the user is.
Frequently asked questions
Why is endpoint security important?
Because most cyber attacks start by infiltrating the network through a poorly protected computer or phone.
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