What is End Point Management

With the ever increasing need to multitask, communicate, compute and Mobilize end point security has
become more complicated issue than ever before. Users want to enjoy 24/7 internet connectivity using
their devices. With the employer’s expectation to be productive around the click, whether at home,
onsite or in the field, the traditional desktops laptops have become a thing of the past. Employees are
using smartphones, Tablets, wearables, and even the Internet of Things (IoT) present enterprise IT
teams with challenges they never encounter before.
Some of the challenges are users violating corporate standards, data leakage occurrences — especially
from enterprise apps — and the prevalence and evolution of malware and other advanced threats.
Enterprises now have to seek out management options to ensure security without overburdening the
user, especially when the users bring their own devices. The only efficient method of managing and
securing all endpoints, the users, apps, content and data is to implement and deploy a unified endpoint
management (UEM). UEM is effective in adapting to the new technology where there are more skilled
users and sophisticated attacks by hackers. Ultimately, workers want the freedom to use the endpoints
of their choosing, and enterprises want to secure those endpoints to protect their proprietary data.