VMware Edge Network Intelligence (ENI) is a machine learning-based analytics engine built to monitor and diagnose problems with access layer devices and applications in real time. ENI uses machine learning to understand, baseline, and diagnose problems with end user devices. Out of the box, ENI has full awareness of wireless connectivity to track both standard compute devices as well as embedded devices such as price scanners. ENI follows connectivity at every level from authentication to wireless signal strength. The custom machine learning algorithms enable ENI to monitor and tracking application specific operations to provide deep insight into application performance and troubleshooting.
VMware acquired Carbon Black in 2019 to help make security intrinsic to the IT stack, rather than bolted on. Throughout 2020, the VMware Carbon Black team worked tirelessly to make this a reality for VMware customers. From agentless endpoint protection in vSphere and Horizon VDI environments, to a coupling of the Workspace One and Carbon Black Cloud agents for physical devices, VMware Carbon Black Cloud can help you consolidate your security stack and reduce or even eliminate the need for agents on your machines altogether. Explore how VMware Carbon Black gives you complete visibility into endpoint activity, replaces traditional antivirus with a much more robust and modern solution, and can even cover devices where no VMware IT solutions are being leveraged currently
