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• Endpoint security
  • Endpoint Security overview
  • Enable and deploy Endpoint Security
  • What happens on a device with Endpoint Security
  • Additional endpoint security information
• Application control
  • Application control overview
  • Configure devices for application control protection
  • Understand the application control learn mode
  • Application blocking
  • Application behavior script blocking
• Ivanti Firewall
  • Configure Ivanti Firewall settings
• Device Control
  • Device Control overview
  • Restrict device access with Device Control settings
  • Deploy Device Control settings
  • Create custom messages when unauthorized devices are detected
  • Unauthorized device handling
  • Device network isolation and remediation (new in 2017.1)
  • Removable storage device handling
  • Configure Device Control alerts
  • View the unauthorized device list
  • Device Control help

Additional endpoint security information from the Ivanti community

The Ivanti endpoint security agent (EPS) provides two main ways to protect applications running on the endpoint: application behavior protection and whitelisting protection. Application behavior protects applications against malicious change to the application itself (for example protect against in-memory attacks), and whitelisting prevents untrusted applications from running.

The EPS agent also protects itself and other Ivanti agents from tampering. The EPS agent will prevent deleting/modifying files protected by it. This protection is always active and does not require any configuration.

For detailed information on these EPS features, see The Definitive Guide to Ivanti Endpoint Security on the Ivanti community (document 47588):

• Application behavior
• Application blocking
• Whitelisting
• Application firewall
• Malicious activity detection
• 3rd party integration, such as SIEM
• Browser isolation for unpatched browsers
• Device network isolation