Sure, Amber.When we say “endpoint protection,” we’re referring to devices on a network that can connect to the internet such as desktops, laptops, mobile devices, printers, etc.Protecting endpoints is crucial because they provide multiple access points for malware and hackers.Noncompliance and human error make endpoints easily accessible if unprotected.Thanks, Kevin!Of course, Amber.We’re showcasing its superior protection, high performance, and automation capabilities that relieve IT department resources.Moderator InterjectionBefore we dive into the features of SEP, Kevin, would you briefly touch on the importance of protecting endpoints? Today we’re taking a look at Symantec’s Endpoint Protection solution, which we’ll refer to as SEP 14 from now on.Superior protection is of the utmost importance due to increasing advanced persistent threats (APT) and zero day threatsAdvanced persistent threats refer to a hacker, or group of hackers, with substantial means that can hack into a system and stay undetected as they try to steal dataA zero day threat refers to a gap in software unknown to the vendor that hackers can take advantage of before the vendor is able to create a patch. Security remains at the top of the list for IT concerns.'The Importance of Endpoint Protection - Featuring SEP 14' brought to you by Aventis Systems.

O Protects popular apps and operating systems O Largest civilian global threat intelligence network O Protects from new, unknown, and evolving O Multiple access points for malware and hackers ■ Desktops, laptops, mobile devices, printers, etc. O Devices on a network that can connect to the ■ A gap in software unknown to the vendor that hackers can take Remain undetected as they try to steal data

■ Hacker(s) with substantial means that hack into a system and Presented by: Kevin Campbell & Amber Williams The Importance of Endpoint Protection - Featuring SEP 14

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