Assessing Symantec Endpoint Protection for Multi-Device Cybersecurity in Modern Networks

Endpoint devices such as laptops, desktops, and mobile systems remain primary entry points for cyberattacks, necessitating robust, multi-layered security solutions. This study evaluates Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) as a comprehensive defense platform, integrating antivirus, intrusion prevention, firewall management, and real-time monitoring into a unified solution. SEP’s performance was assessed through malware detection trends over sev eral months and its success rates across diverse threat categories. Results demonstrate consistent protection effectiveness, with virus detection rates reaching up to 98% on laptops and robust defense against phishing and network-based intrusions across all device types. The analysis also reveals diminishing performance against advanced and emerging threats, highlighting the need for continual innovation in endpoint security. Beyond quantitative performance, SEP’s adaptability, integration with machine learning, and centralized administration tools position it as a practical choice for both enterprise and personal environments. The findings confirm that SEP delivers significant reductions in attack surfaces while maintaining minimal system performance impact, thereby validating its role as a critical component of contemporary cybersecurity infrastructures.

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International Journal of Modern Computation Information and Communication Technology
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2024-12-27
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https://doi.org/10.65000/x51kgv03
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Security, Politics, and Digital Transformation
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Assessing Symantec Endpoint Protection for Multi-Device Cybersecurity in Modern Networks

T. Kumanan, J. Lenin
International Journal of Modern Computation Information and Communication Technology
Security, Politics, and Digital Transformation
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Assessing Symantec Endpoint Protection for Multi-Device Cybersecurity in Modern Networks

T. Kumanan, J. Lenin
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Abstract

Endpoint devices such as laptops, desktops, and mobile systems remain primary entry points for cyberattacks, necessitating robust, multi-layered security solutions. This study evaluates Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) as a comprehensive defense platform, integrating antivirus, intrusion prevention, firewall management, and real-time monitoring into a unified solution. SEP’s performance was assessed through malware detection trends over sev eral months and its success rates across diverse threat categories. Results demonstrate consistent protection effectiveness, with virus detection rates reaching up to 98% on laptops and robust defense against phishing and network-based intrusions across all device types. The analysis also reveals diminishing performance against advanced and emerging threats, highlighting the need for continual innovation in endpoint security. Beyond quantitative performance, SEP’s adaptability, integration with machine learning, and centralized administration tools position it as a practical choice for both enterprise and personal environments. The findings confirm that SEP delivers significant reductions in attack surfaces while maintaining minimal system performance impact, thereby validating its role as a critical component of contemporary cybersecurity infrastructures.

International Journal of Modern Computation Information and Communication TechnologyVol. 7(2)
Openalex Percentile: Top 48%
Security, Politics, and Digital Transformation
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