What does Secure Endpoint Manager (SEM) enable?

Secure Endpoint Manager (SEM) primarily enables the provisioning of endpoint security components such as Endpoint Control (EPC) and access agents specifically for Windows Users. This functionality facilitates the automation and management of endpoint configurations, ensuring that security policies are consistently applied across all endpoints. By managing these components, SEM helps maintain an organization's security posture by ensuring that devices connecting to the network are compliant with security policies and have the necessary protections in place.

The focus of SEM on provisioning aligns with the operational requirements of organizations to streamline the onboarding of users and devices. By automating the deployment of access agents and other security measures, SEM reduces the administrative overhead and minimizes the risk of human error in endpoint configurations, which can lead to vulnerabilities.

The other options pertain to different functions that are not the primary role of SEM. While SEM can contribute to aspects of network management and security, its distinctive feature is the effective provisioning of security measures for endpoints rather than broader network policies, threat monitoring, or file transfer capabilities.