Instead the rich policy control that SCEP offers is integrated into the overall client policies that SCCM offers. SCEP 2012 uses the native SCCM databases and there’s no separate console for management and there are no separate Anti-Virus policies to setup. That version requires a separate installation, a separate database as well as a separate management interface. This is a definite improvement over the previous version, 2010, which integrates with SCCM 2007. SCEP is part of Configuration Manager 2012 (SCCM) and simply by installing it you have SCEP ready to go in your environment. This is the easiest step of all, there is no server installation.
Installation of System Center Endpoint Protection ^ The first point is perhaps the most critical having multiple scanning engines with separate signature files enables one engine to be updated whilst other keep scanning for malware as well as making sure those particular nasties that haven’t yet been identified in one engine are more likely to be covered by another. And it’s not a bad choice, with multi engine protection, advanced heuristics, a totally integrated infrastructure, simple administration and an easy to use interface, SCEP is an excellent tool.
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