Endpoints are the most vulnerable and exploited part of any network. The average organization manages thousands of endpoints that have access to its corporate network. Across industries and companies of various sizes, the number of endpoints has increased. This is partly due to employees using personal devices to conduct business. Endpoint security includes host-based software products that secure computing devices, such as laptops, desktops, tablets, servers, and smartphones, from malware, cyberattacks, and unwanted applications. Endpoint security also protects corporate networks during remote device access. Market competitors deliver endpoint security through endpoint protection platform (EPP) and endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions. The endpoint security market is continuously transforming. Changing work environments and continuously evolving, more sophisticated cyberthreats are driving market dynamics. Addressing new use cases and applications for endpoint security products helps market leaders maintain a competitive edge and sustain growth. This research analyzes the endpoint security market and provides revenue breakdowns and forecasts by vertical, region, and company size. • Industry verticals: Banking and finance, education, government, healthcare and medical, manufacturing, retail, technology/telecommunications, utilities, media and entertainment, professional, scientific, technical services, and others. • Geographic regions: North America; Europe, the Middle East, and Africa; Asia-Pacific; and Latin America. • Company size by number of employees: Small businesses (less than 101), midsized businesses (101–1,000 and 1,001–2,500), large businesses (2,501–5,000 and 5,001–10,000), and enterprises (10,000 or more). The study analyzes the factors driving and restraining market growth and identifies the growth opportunities emerging in this space that market players and stakeholders can leverage. The base year is 2023, and the forecast period is 2024–2027. Author: Sarah Pavlak