Endpoint Risk Analytics (ERA)
Endpoint Risk Analytics (ERA) identifies, assesses and remediates Windows endpoints weaknesses via security risk scans (on-demand or scheduled via policy), taking into account a vast number of indicators of risk.
Once you have scanned your network with certain indicators of risk, you will obtain an overview of your network risk status via Risk Management dashboard, available from the main menu. You will be able to resolve certain security risks automatically from GravityZone Control Center, and view recommendations for endpoint exposure mitigation.
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