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- •ManageEngine has integrated EDR and secure access into Endpoint Central.
- •The platform now features AI-powered threat detection and automated remediation.
- •Zero Trust access controls are implemented to enhance security for distributed workforces.
ManageEngine has expanded its Endpoint Central platform to include endpoint detection and response (EDR) and secure private access capabilities. These enhancements aim to improve endpoint security through AI-powered threat detection and automated remediation, addressing the needs of enterprises with distributed workforces. The integration of Zero Trust access controls is designed to verify device trust before allowing access to internal applications. This shift responds to the increasing sophistication of cyber threats, including AI-assisted attacks and ransomware. The updates are intended to reduce operational complexity and security gaps caused by fragmented tools. Analysts emphasize that the new capabilities will help organizations transition from reactive security measures to autonomous resilience. Endpoint Central has received positive validation from industry analysts for its malware protection capabilities.
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