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Table 1: Endpoint Protection Manager policies You can use a default policy as is, or further customize it to suit a specific corporate environment. Endpoint Protection Manager automatically creates some of these policies during installation. You can use several types of policies to manage the corporate environment. Endpoint Protection Manager provides enterprises with an up-to-the-minute view of their security status. Through Symantec's heartbeat communication protocol, Endpoint Protection Manager learns about user, application, and network behavior from clients. Typically, you perform most shared policy-related from the Policies page, while you perform non-shared tasks from the Clients page.Įndpoint Protection Manager learns communications behavior, creates and deploys security and enforcement policies, manages user and computer group structures, and communicates with other Endpoint Protection Manager servers. Policies help Endpoint Protection Manager managed clients that connect to the server to get the latest policies, security settings, and software updates. The Policies page in Endpoint Protection Manager provides a centrally managed solution that handles security policy enforcement, host integrity checking, and automated remediation for clients.