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Description: An endpoint firewall is a security solution designed to protect individual devices within a network, such as computers, laptops, and mobile devices. Unlike traditional firewalls that are implemented at the network level, endpoint firewalls operate directly on the device, monitoring and controlling the data traffic that enters and exits. This technology allows organizations to […]