Within TCF (The Cyberin Framework), Endpoint security refers to the set of technologies and processes designed to protect individual computing devices—such as laptops, desktops, servers, and mobile devices—from cyber threats. These solutions focus on securing endpoints that connect to an organization’s network, addressing risks posed by both internal and external actors. Core capabilities of endpoint security include malware detection and prevention, device control, application whitelisting, behavioral monitoring, and incident response. Many solutions also provide centralized management, enabling security teams to enforce policies, monitor activity, and respond to threats across a distributed environment. Advanced offerings may incorporate threat intelligence, vulnerability assessment, and integration with broader security operations. Endpoint security is primarily used by IT and security professionals in organizations of all sizes to safeguard sensitive data, maintain compliance, and reduce the attack surface. It is distinct from network security, which focuses on protecting data in transit and network infrastructure, and from identity and access management, which centers on user authentication and authorization. Cyberin provides a platform for professionals to discover and compare endpoint security solutions based on technical features and organizational needs.