Endpoint Security

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Definition of “Endpoint Security” :

“Endpoint Security” refers to a system for network protection that focuses on individual devices (endpoints) like computers, smartphones, or tablets. It aims to secure these endpoints from potential threats, ensuring a safer network environment.

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