21 of the Best Endpoint Security Vendors and Solutions for 2025

Solutions Review’s listing of the best endpoint security vendors and solutions is an annual look into the software providers included in our Buyer’s Guide and Solutions Directory. Our editors gathered this information via online materials, reports, product demonstrations, conversations with vendor representatives, and free trial examinations.

Endpoint security occupies an exciting space in the cybersecurity market. The traditional digital perimeter—the former prime area of protection for endpoint security software—no longer exists. Identity and authentication have now almost wholly subsumed the perimeter of enterprise IT environments. Yet, the typical IT environment has grown far beyond what any expert could have predicted even a few years ago. Not only are more enterprises migrating to the cloud and facing the security issues that come with the subsequent decentralization, but they are also expanding the endpoints connecting to their networks.

Endpoint security solutions have to provide more than antivirus capabilities, though. These solutions must also extend visibility over mobile and IoT devices, scan for dwelling threats on devices through endpoint detection and response (EDR), and control how data can move into and out of your network and within its various databases. To help companies find and implement the best endpoint security vendors and software, the editors at Solutions Review have compiled this list of the best endpoint security vendors in the marketplace worth knowing about in 2025 and beyond.

Note: Companies are listed in alphabetical order.

The Best Endpoint Security Vendors and Solutions

Bitdefender

Description: Bitdefender is a global cybersecurity provider offering solutions for small businesses, enterprises, consumers, and partners. The company’s product suite includes several endpoint security solutions, including endpoint detection and response (EDR), extended detection and response (XDR), and identity threat detection and response (ITDR). With those tools, companies have access to capabilities for advanced risk management, real-time attack visualizations, cross-endpoint correlations, exploit defense, patch management, threat hunting tools, and other features for consolidating investigations across endpoints, identities, productivity applications, networks, clouds, and more.

BlackBerry

Description: BlackBerry is a leader in the cybersecurity market and focuses on helping businesses, government agencies, and safety-critical institutions of all sizes secure the Internet of Things (IoT). Its endpoint security offering is powered by Cylance AI and aims to provide IT teams with the AI-driven tools they need to prevent and stop threats. Capabilities include 24×7 incident triage, an Open XDR architecture, real-time protection, AI-powered threat prevention, task automation, and predictive AI and generative AI technologies for proactively detecting and neutralizing threats across diverse IT environments.

Broadcom

Description: Broadcom is a global infrastructure technology provider built on more than sixty years of innovation, collaboration, and engineering experience. With roots based on the technical heritage of AT&T/Bell Labs, Lucent, and Hewlett-Packard/Agilent, Broadcom focuses on technologies that connect our world. It primarily offers semiconductor, enterprise software, and security solutions for the industrial, automotive, financial services, government, and other industries. The company even offers a suite of enterprise security solutions, a mainframe security and payment authentication software, and integrated Symantec cybersecurity software.

Check Point

Description: California-based Check Point Software is a cybersecurity company offering an extensive collection of solutions for small, mid-size, and large companies across industries. Its endpoint security platform includes data security, advanced threat prevention, forensics, network security, remote access VPN, and endpoint detection and response (EDR) capabilities, which can all be managed from a single centralized management console. These endpoint protection functionalities also provide streamlined policy enforcement tools to help users maximize their Windows and Mac OS X security efforts.

CrowdStrike

Description: CrowdStrike is an AI-native cybersecurity provider focused on helping organizations of all sizes stop cloud breaches, prevent identity attacks, and modernize their SOC. With CrowdStrike’s AI and ML-powered endpoint protection platform (EPP), companies can use in-depth threat intelligence, attack indicators, script control, and advanced memory scanning capabilities to detect and block malicious behaviors early in the kill chain. Other functionalities include AI-powered risk scoring, unified visibility across the cloud, ransomware protection, automated remediation, firewall management, 24/7 managed services, and more.

Cynet

Description: Cynet is a managed cybersecurity platform built for MSPs and SMEs. Its solution suite incorporates tools for protecting workstations, servers, and mobile devices safe from malware, ransomware, and other dangerous cyber threats. For example, its specific endpoint security collection includes EDR, ransomware protection, endpoint security posture management (ESPM), and EPP offerings. Those tools come equipped with threat intelligence, next-gen antivirus (NGAV), malware protection, memory access controls, network visibility, autonomous detection and response, remediation playbooks, continuous risk scanning, and more.

Druva

Description: Druva is a cloud-based data security SaaS platform designed to help companies enhance their security measures, enable faster incident response, promote effective cyber remediations, and equip them with robust data governance across cloud, on-premises, and edge environments. For example, its cyber response and recovery offerings provide advanced threat hunting, managed data detection and response (DDR), built-in automations to streamline recovery, a zero-trust architecture, automated patching, anomaly alerts, and a collection of integrations with SIEM, SOAR, and other security-centric technologies.

GoSecure

Description: GoSecure is a managed security solution and advisory service provider that focuses on helping customers understand their security gaps, improve organizational risk, and enhance security posture through advisory services. With GoSecure  Titan—a Managed Extended Detection and Response (MXDR)​ solution—organizations can manage the entire threat landscape. Its capabilities include real-time threat detection, advanced predictive intelligence, proactive threat hunting, continuous monitoring, 24/7 SOC analyst support, human-led incident response services, vulnerability management as a Service (VMaaS) scanning, reporting tools, and integrations with other relevant technologies.

Ivanti

Description: Ivanti is a software company that provides IT and security teams with solutions that scale alongside their needs, enabling secure and elevated employee experiences. With Ivanti’s Secure Unified Endpoint Management Solutions, companies have access to a unified view of their devices, making it easier to discover, manage, and ensure the security of their endpoints. Its endpoint management capabilities include asset discovery, asset inventory, app distribution, device enrollment, configuration management, remote control tools, software spend optimization, application management, and partner conditional access via integration with Microsoft AAD and Google BeyondCorp.

Kaspersky

Description: Kaspersky is renowned for its threat intelligence software and network of security experts worldwide. Its product suite offers hybrid cloud security, network protection, threat intelligence, data protection, and a collection of professional and managed services for companies of all sizes to benefit from. The company’s endpoint security solution is built to stop attacks in the earliest stages of execution, detect threats with machine learning behavior analysis, adapt to user behavior, simplify IT tasks, automate routine tasks, and cut off possible entryways for attackers by controlling web, device, and application usage.

LogMeIn

Description: LogMeIn, a GoTo company, is a remote access software and support solution provider. As part of its product suite, LogMeIn offers unified endpoint management and monitoring software to manage all of a company’s endpoints from a single dashboard. This solution, titled LogMeIn Central, comes equipped with automated task management, real-time endpoint system alerts, an antivirus manager, advanced reporting tools, multi-monitor displays, file transfers, self-healing alerts, and other functionalities to help IT teams and MSPs track, update, and protect their IT assets from a central location.

ManageEngine

Description: As the IT management division of Zoho Corporation, ManageEngine prioritizes flexible solutions that work for all businesses, regardless of size or budget. ManageEngine Endpoint Central is a Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) and security software that comprehensively addresses the requirements of IT administrators. It helps IT administrators perform patch management, software deployment, mobile device management, OS deployment, and remote control to troubleshoot devices. With the help of endpoint security features, which include vulnerability assessment, application control, device control, BitLocker management, and browser security, IT administrators can safeguard their network endpoints.

Microsoft Security

Description: Technology giant Microsoft should need no introduction to either the layperson or the technical expert. In addition to their PCs and operating systems, Microsoft offers Microsoft Security, a software endpoint security suite. This provides an integrated set of solutions designed to work smoothly with Microsoft’s operating system without interrupting workflow with a complex deployment. It even provides a cloud-based management system. Microsoft has received high customer approval rates, evidenced by its position as a Leader in several of Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for EPP reports. 

NetWitness

Description: NetWitness is a network threat detection and cybersecurity monitoring company focusing on threat detection, investigation, and response. Alongside its SIEM, SOAR, NDR, and other products, NetWitness has an endpoint detection and response product capable of monitoring activity across all a company’s endpoints, on and off the network. Features include continuous endpoint monitoring, integrated behavior-based detection, in-depth user visibility, and other tools for detecting endpoint threats, reducing attack dwell time, empowering security teams to understand attacks better, and simplifying endpoint data collection.

Palo Alto Networks

Description: Palo Alto Networks is a global cybersecurity provider that focuses on helping organizations address security challenges and take advantage of the latest technologies. As part of its AI-driven, human-empowered SOC, Palo Alto Networks offers Cortex XDR, a detection and response offering that blocks advanced malware, exploits, and fileless attacks. Cortex XDR’s functionalities include cloud-based analysis tools, behavioral threat protection, incident management features, incident scoring, automated root cause analysis, extended data collection, behavioral analytics, and an AI-powered agent to help teams stop threats.

SentinelOne

Description: SentinelOne is an advanced enterprise cybersecurity AI platform that protects a company’s endpoint, cloud, and data. For example, its endpoint security offerings include the following products: Singularity Endpoint, XDR, RemoteOps Forensics, and Threat Intelligence. These solutions can help businesses augment detections with threat intelligence, gather telemetry across their endpoints, extend endpoint visibility, rapidly respond to threats across multiple endpoints, combine static and behavioral detections to neutralize threats, streamline vulnerability management with ready-made or custom scripting, and more.

Sophos

Description: Sophos is a global provider of advanced cybersecurity solutions and services, including Managed Detection and Response (MDR) software, incident response support, and a broad portfolio of endpoint, network, email, and cloud security technologies that help organizations defeat cyber-attacks. Its endpoint-centric security capabilities cover everything from attack surface reduction, threat prevention tools, data loss prevention (DLP), application control, ransomware protection, deep learning (AI-powered) malware prevention, behavior analysis, anti-exploitation guards, file integrity monitoring (FIM), and more.

Trellix

Description: Trellix is a threat detection and response solution that helps businesses reduce risk, build resilience, and protect themselves against the latest cyber threats. Its platform uses generative and predictive AI technology to power threat detections, streamline investigations, summarize risks, and provide teams with threat landscape contextualization. Its endpoint security capabilities include centralized security management at scale, proactive attack surface management, a fully-featured threat prevention stack, continuous device monitoring, device and application controls, endpoint forensics, and a collection of add-ons.

Trend Micro

Description: Trend Micro’s endpoint security solutions ensure mobile and desktop protection against everything from traditional threats to the latest sophisticated, targeted attacks. Trend Micro offers a full suite of EDR and EPP solutions focusing on multi-layered security, exploitation protection, and machine learning. It has received praise for its fully-featured Apex One endpoint security solution, which features adaptive preventative capabilities, patching functions, and managed detection services. Trend Micro also offers its team of security threat experts and researchers who identify millions of threats and secure the Internet of Things.

Webroot

Description: Webroot, an OpenText company, is an endpoint protection, security awareness training, and network protection solution provider that focuses on helping managed service providers and small businesses maximize their cyber resilience. Its endpoint security and protection offering uses AI-powered threat intelligence and predictive analytics to provide companies with automated protection against zero-day threats. The platform also harnesses cloud computing and real-time machine learning technologies to monitor and adapt endpoint defenses continuously.

Xcitium

Description: Xcitium rebranded from Comodo Security right before it launched its zero-threat endpoint platform, Xcitium Zero Threat, to combat increased ransomware and other malware across all industries. Zero Threat utilizes patented Kernel API Virtualization to prevent all unknown ransomware and other malware from accessing critical systems and resources without impacting the user experience and to reduce false-positive alerts. When cyber-attacks are increasing exponentially, leaving enterprises and governmental agencies vulnerable to losing millions, Xcitium’s suite of solutions is even more vital to prevent the damages these threats continue to cause.