Pricing Model: Endpoint Protect and Data Center Security solutions are offered as perpetual licenses.Applies To: Symantec-Endpoint-Protection Version 12.1.6 to 14 Overview Derived from this intelligence network, the reputation technology identifies file reputation by analyzing key file attributes such as how often a file has been downloaded, how long a file has been there and where it is being downloaded from. This network consists of telemetry data coming from 175 million endpoints and 57 million attack sensors in 175 countries. The system, says Don Baker, senior Product Marketing Manager, leverages the data from a worldwide civilian threat intelligence network. Symantec uses reputation-based technology which tracks a file’s reputation so it can identify suspicious files. It then correlates the behavior and if it figures out that the behavior is suspicious the file is blocked. It accomplishes this feat by tracking over 1400 actions a program can take. Using HIPS system administrators can restrict application and OS behavior, allowing only the behavior that’s known to be safe across data centers and endpoints. Data Center Security uses a combination of host-based intrusion detection (HIDS), intrusion prevention (HIPS) and least privilege access control. Symantec Endpoint Protection shields-you guessed it-end points while Symantec Data Center Security offers built-in IPS. Symantec, a household name to end users, offers its own unique version of IDS and IPS security to enterprise-level organizations that have a special focus on the end user. But what if an attack gets passed the perimeter and lands at the device sitting on an end-user’s desk? Protecting the network is only one task of a modern IDS and IPS solution.
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