EDR と MDM のギャップを埋めるエンドポイント管理ソフトウェア

Endpoint management is the process of monitoring and controlling devices that connect to a network, such as desktops, laptops, servers, and mobile devices. Endpoint management software makes it easier for organizations to secure on-premises or remote endpoints by applying policies, managing software and configurations, and ensuring devices remain compliant.

Research shows that 68% of organizations have experienced at least one endpoint attack that compromised data and/or caused damage to their IT infrastructure. With remote and hybrid work environments becoming the workplace norm, endpoint management solutions help organizations stay safe and compliant.

Yes. Netwrix can deliver all its settings and nearly all group policy settings via any management method you have in place.

Yes. You can deliver all Netwrix Endpoint Policy Manager settings and nearly all group policy settings via Netwrix Endpoint Policy Manager Cloud or by using Netwrix Endpoint Policy Manager alongside an MDM service like Microsoft Intune.

Endpoint management keeps devices configured, compliant, and under policy, while endpoint security tools like EDR and antivirus detect and block active threats. They are complementary, not the same thing. Netwrix endpoint management fills the policy and configuration gaps that EDR and MDM leave behind, so the two work together: your security tools watch for attacks while Netwrix enforces least privilege, hardens configurations to CIS benchmarks, and keeps Group Policy consistent across Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Endpoint management supports compliance by enforcing consistent configurations and proving they stay in place. Netwrix baselines endpoints against CIS benchmarks across Windows, macOS, and Linux, flags configuration drift, and provides the reporting you need to validate controls for frameworks like CMMC, PCI DSS, and HIPAA. Removing standing local admin rights and standardizing Group Policy further close the gaps auditors look for.

No. Netwrix is built to work alongside your existing EDR, MDM, and UEM tools, not replace them. Those tools handle threat detection and device lifecycle, while Netwrix closes the policy enforcement gaps they leave behind: least privilege, configuration hardening, and Group Policy management on-prem and in the cloud. You keep your current stack and add the security and policy layer it is missing.