What is one of the methods for CANES Agent deployment?

The method of deployment that involves manually pushing from ePO (ePolicy Orchestrator) is a common practice for various security tools, including CANES (Common Access Network Enterprise Services) Agent. This approach allows administrators to maintain control over the deployment process, ensuring that all configurations and policies are applied correctly at the time of installation. By using ePO, administrators can manage multiple endpoints efficiently, ensuring that the agents are deployed consistently across the network.

In this method, the ePO server acts as a central management point where the deployment of agents can be orchestrated. This centralized control is crucial in environments where security policies need to be uniformly enforced, and it helps simplify the management of large-scale security solutions.

Automatically deploying through cloud services or via email lacks the control and oversight that manual deployment through ePO provides. Command line deployment could be used but isn't typically the preferred method in larger environments due to the complexities involved, making the ePO push the most effective choice for CANES Agent deployment in structured organizational settings.