As business networks become more distributed with remote teams, cloud applications, and diverse operating systems, managing corporate security has grown increasingly complex. Today, an enterprise may have thousands of workstations, laptops, servers, and mobile devices connected to its network simultaneously. Every single one of these devices—or endpoints—presents a potential entry point for cyber threats. Historically, organizations relied on piecemeal solutions: one tool for antivirus, another for patch management, a separate service for web filtering, and yet another for device control. However, juggling multiple disconnected tools creates security blind spots and bogs down IT teams. To maintain a robust defense posture, modern organizations are shifting toward a unified strategy: managing complete endpoint security from a single, centralized console. The Danger of Fragmented Security Tools When security management is fragmented across multiple dashboards, several critical issu...