[MrBuddyCasino]

whats an „endpoint management solution“

[buro9]

Compliance based stuff... "do you trust this machine to access your network/services/applications and execute these commands?"

https://www.crowdstrike.com/cybersecurity-101/endpoint-secur...

(the VMWare owned product isn't CrowdStrike, that just had the best SEO page with a clear description. VMWare have Carbon Black which is the other dominant player in this market https://www.vmware.com/uk/products/whats-new/carbon-black.ht... )

[sbf501]

That's really interesting. So a company would hire Crowdstrike/VMWare, and say "here's all these endpoints, make sure they are secure"? And then CS/VM would provide the service to manage the assets and their connectivity? Ka-ching. I would not want to spin up an IT team to do all of this if I could hire some experts with concentrated knowledge.

[bsagdiyev]

Hit the nail on the head. It's a bit more than that realistically.

I work for CrowdStrike just so any potential bias is out there in the open, but do not speak for them.

[skinnymuch]

Hope you started working there years ago and got that sweet stock gains

[marcus0x62]

They are almost certainly talking about Airwatch, which is a mobile device management solution (allows an employer to set restrictions on BYoD endpoints.) It might be a reference to Carbon Black, which is kind of like an antivirus client with some forensics capabilities added in.

[andyjohnson0]

Access control/management for corporate networks and networked resources.

[dangerboysteve]

usually cell and mobile device but can also include computers. Being able to push out software, policy updates, provisioning and remote wiping of devices.