The computer tab also has separate list views of all computers considered to be in “good health”, “computers that need attention”, and computers that are considered “At Risk” and need immediate attention.The Group section is on the left and allows for creating groups based on whatever criteria are desired for administration of the environment.The default view show all systems currently with the Cloud SEP SBE installed.This allows administrators to manage computers and groups by role, location, duty, etc. The Computers tab located in the top navigation bar will have all computers and groups created listed in an easy to read format. A latest threats window to educate administrators about the names of the most detected viruses globally and the local environments' current protection against them.A quick tasks option is shown for the most commonly used tasks.Security summary windows that notify administrators of the latest virus infections, firewall detections, and intrusion attempts on the network.A news alert window with the newest information regarding services and features.Computers Health status showing all systems as either Green, Yellow, or Red.The Home tab is an easy to read summary page of the following features:.Note: Server installations are not automatically updated.Clients installed on workstations automatically update the protection software installed.Clients require a stable internet connection to activate, receive policy changes and update definitions.Relocating this management component to the cloud allows for fewer necessary resources locally in the environment. It is the centralized portal for managing all policies, computer status updates, definitions, and client software updates, this takes the place of the Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager (SEPM) in previous versions and On Premises installations. The CMES Portal is stored on Symantec servers and accessed at. SEP SBE Cloud Features Features of the Cloud Managed Implementation of SEP SBEĬloud Managed Endpoint Service Portal (CMES Portal): *Supports Server Core installations for Windows Server 2008/2008 R2/2012/2012 R2 This articles describes the differences between Symantec Endpoint Protection Small Business Edition (SEP SBE), both the Cloud and On-premises versions and Symantec Endpoint Protection Enterprise Edition (SEP).Īdvanced Protection for Virtual Environments
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