Endpoints that process resident tax filings need malware detection plus controls that stop sensitive returns from being copied to USB or emailed outside policy. Which tooling pair best belongs in that monitoring and control stack?
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Short Explanation
Tax PCs need a malware guard and a data leash—antivirus/EDR watches for bad code, DLP watches so returns do not stroll out on USB or email. Door locks alone will not catch either problem.
Full Explanation
Antivirus/EDR tooling detects and blocks malicious code on endpoints, while data loss prevention (DLP) monitors and constrains movement of sensitive data such as tax filings. Together they are core pieces of an enterprise monitoring and control stack for high-value municipal workloads. Removing agents, relying only on physical security, or weakening credentials undermines that stack.