maybe I should have read how my employer defines endpoints before signing up to secure them...
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maybe I should have read how my employer defines endpoints before signing up to secure them...
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maybe I should have read how my employer defines endpoints before signing up to secure them...
An endpoint at [REDACTED] means any device - e.g., Windows and macOS workstations, Linux servers, and/or mobile devices used to access [REDACTED] resources or store [REDACTED] data.
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maybe I should have read how my employer defines endpoints before signing up to secure them...
@ajn142
Anything with a plug or batteries? -
@ajn142
Anything with a plug or batteries?@FritzAdalis @ajn142 Does a plug with batteries count?
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@FritzAdalis @ajn142 Does a plug with batteries count?
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An endpoint at [REDACTED] means any device - e.g., Windows and macOS workstations, Linux servers, and/or mobile devices used to access [REDACTED] resources or store [REDACTED] data.
@ajn142 Oooof. Is anything NOT an endpoint?
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@ajn142 Oooof. Is anything NOT an endpoint?
@Lemniscate Apparently only things that aren't devices

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