Description: Endpoint security refers to the measures taken to secure endpoints (devices such as computers, smartphones, and tablets) against unauthorized access. This involves implementing various techniques and protocols that protect the communication between the client and server, ensuring that only authorized users and applications can access resources and data. Key features of endpoint security include authentication, which verifies user identity; authorization, which determines what resources can be accessed by each user; and encryption, which protects data in transit to prevent interception by third parties. The relevance of this security lies in the increasing use of endpoints in modern applications, where exposure of sensitive data can lead to significant security breaches. Therefore, implementing robust security measures at endpoints is essential to maintain the integrity and confidentiality of information, as well as to comply with data protection regulations.
