About this software
System Center Endpoint Protection delivers antimalware protection and centralized policy management for managed Windows endpoints when used with System Center Configuration Manager. It integrates antivirus, malware detection, and reporting capabilities into the Configuration Manager console to help administrators deploy, configure, and monitor endpoint protection across devices. This listing represents a Microsoft volume-licensing subscription SKU intended for academic per-device licensing under Open Value programs.
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Benefits
- Centralized management: Manage antimalware policies and view protection reports from Configuration Manager
- Malware protection: Provides antivirus and antimalware detection for managed endpoints
- Deployment controls: Deploy client protection and definition updates through Configuration Manager
- Reporting and visibility: Includes reporting features for monitoring protection status across devices
- Volume licensing SKU: Offered as a Microsoft volume-license subscription SKU for academic per-device licensing
Available languages
- English
- Spanish
- French
- German
- & more supported languages
Support information
- Product documentation: Microsoft Docs provides setup, deployment, and management guidance for Endpoint Protection
- Definition updates: Definitions and engine updates are distributed through Microsoft update channels and Configuration Manager
- Technical support: Support options depend on volume-licensing entitlements and Microsoft support policies
- Licensing assistance: Volume licensing help is available through Microsoft licensing resources and partners
- Administration tools: Management occurs through the Configuration Manager console and reporting services
Frequently asked questions
What is Microsoft System Center used for?
A suite of management tools for monitoring, configuring, automating, and protecting servers, client devices, virtual machines, and IT services in Windows‑centric datacenters.
Which environments does Microsoft System Center support?
Primarily supports Windows servers and client operating systems, and provides management capabilities for virtualized infrastructure and some non‑Windows workloads.
How is Microsoft System Center typically deployed?
Deployed on‑premises as modular components installed on dedicated servers or virtual machines, with central management servers coordinating agents and services across the environment.
What management functions does Microsoft System Center provide?
Capabilities commonly include monitoring and alerting, configuration management, virtual machine lifecycle management, data protection and recovery, and IT service automation.