Update "Endpoint Security" integration references to "Endpoint and Cl…

…oud Security" (elastic#1966)

Co-authored-by: Joe Peeples <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Janeen Mikell-Straughn <[email protected]>

beats-agent-comparison.asciidoc

@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ To find out if an integration is GA, see the
 The following table shows the outputs supported by the {agent} in {version}:
 
 
-NOTE: {endpoint-sec} has a different output matrix.
+NOTE: {endpoint-cloud-sec} has a different output matrix.
 
 [options,header]
 |===
@@ -269,7 +269,7 @@ The following table shows a comparison of capabilities supported by {beats} and
 |{y}
 |{n}
 |{y}
-|{fleet}-managed {agent}s require root permission, in particular for {endpoint-sec}. Standalone {agent}s and {beats} do not.
+|{fleet}-managed {agent}s require root permission, in particular for {endpoint-cloud-sec}. Standalone {agent}s and {beats} do not.
 
 |Multiple outputs
 |{y}

elastic-agent/debug-standalone-elastic-agent.asciidoc

@@ -50,8 +50,7 @@ of the running {agent}.
 
 The log location varies by platform. {agent} logs are in the folders described
 in <<installation-layout>>. {beats} and {fleet-server} logs are in folders named
-for the output (for example, `default`). {elastic-endpoint} logs are in the
-installation directory.
+for the output (for example, `default`).
 
 Start by investigating any errors you see in the {agent} and related logs. Also
 look for repeated lines that might indicate problems like connection issues. If

elastic-agent/uninstall-elastic-agent.asciidoc

@@ -43,11 +43,11 @@ TIP: Search for these processes and stop them if they're still running:
 running {agent} on macOS, delete `/Library/Elastic/Agent/*`. Not sure where the
 files are installed? Refer to <<installation-layout>>.
 
-. If you've configured the {elastic-endpoint} integration, also remove the files
+. If you've configured the {endpoint-cloud-sec} integration, also remove the files
 installed for endpoint protection. The directory structure is similar to {agent},
 for example, `/Library/Elastic/Endpoint/*`.
 +
-NOTE: When you remove the {elastic-endpoint} integration from a macOS host
+NOTE: When you remove the {endpoint-cloud-sec} integration from a macOS host
 (10.13, 10.14, or 10.15), the Endpoint System Extension is left on disk
 intentionally. If you want to remove the extension, refer to the documentation
 for your operating system.

index.asciidoc

@@ -9,7 +9,6 @@ include::{docs-root}/shared/attributes.asciidoc[]
 :code-path: {tab-widgets}/code
 
 :fleet-server-issue: https://github.com/elastic/fleet-server/issues/
-:elastic-endpoint-integration: Endpoint Security
 :policy: policy
 
 :y: image:images/green-check.svg[yes]

overview.asciidoc

@@ -145,9 +145,9 @@ ships them to the {agent}s. To communicate to {fleet} about the status of the
 [[agent-self-protection]]
 == {agent} self-protection
 
-On macOS and Windows, {agent} can self-protect against malicious users and
-attackers when the {endpoint-sec} integration is added to the agent policy. For
-more information, refer to
+On macOS and Windows, when the {endpoint-cloud-sec} integration is added to the
+agent policy, {elastic-enpdoint} can prevent malware from executing on
+the host. For more information, refer to
 {security-guide}/es-overview.html#self-protection[{elastic-endpoint} self-protection].
 
 [discrete]

tab-widgets/remove-endpoint-files/content.asciidoc

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
 // tag::mac[]
+
 [source,shell]
 ----------------------------------
 cd /tmp

troubleshooting/faq.asciidoc

@@ -165,13 +165,16 @@ server or host your own {package-registry}. To learn more, refer to
 [[does-agent-download-anything-from-internet]]
 == Does {agent} download anything from the Internet?
 
-* In version 7.10 and later, the endpoint security capabilities are bundled with {agent},
-so a fully capable artifact can be installed with no connection to the Elastic
-download site.  However, if it is in use, the {elastic-endpoint-integration} process
-is instructed to attempt to download newer released versions of the integration specific 
-artifacts it uses.  Some of those are, for example, the malware model, trusted apps artifact, 
-exceptions list artifact, and others.  For more information, see the 
-{security-guide}/index.html[{elastic-sec} solution documentation].
+* In version 7.10 and later, a fully capable artifact can be installed with no
+connection to the Elastic download site. However, if it is in use, the
+{endpoint-cloud-sec} process is instructed to attempt to download
+newer released versions of the integration-specific artifacts it uses. Some of
+those are, for example, the malware model, trusted applications artifact,
+exceptions list artifact, and others. {elastic-endpoint} will continue to
+protect the host even if it's unable to download updates. However, it won't
+receive updates to protections until {agent} is upgraded to a new version.
+For more information, refer to the 
+{security-guide}/index.html[{elastic-sec} documentation].
 
 * {agent} requires internet access to download artifacts for binary upgrades.
 
@@ -192,13 +195,13 @@ downloads from the {package-registry} at `epr.elastic.co`. This means that
 
 [discrete]
 [[what-is-the-endpoint-package]]
-== What is the {elastic-endpoint-integration} integration in {fleet}?
+== What is the {endpoint-cloud-sec} integration in {fleet}?
 
-The {elastic-endpoint-integration} integration provides protection on your {agent}
+The {endpoint-cloud-sec} integration provides protection on your {agent}
 controlled host. The integration monitors your host for security-related events,
 allowing for investigation of security data through the {security-app} in {kib}.
-The {elastic-endpoint-integration} integration is managed by {agent} in the
-same way as other integrations. Try it out! For more information, see the
+The {endpoint-cloud-sec} integration is managed by {agent} in the
+same way as other integrations. Try it out! For more information, refer to the
 {security-guide}/index.html[{elastic-sec} documentation].
 
 [discrete]

troubleshooting/troubleshooting.asciidoc

@@ -406,7 +406,7 @@ require root privileges to collect sensitive data.
 If you're running {agent} in the foreground (and not as a service) on Linux or macOS, run the
 agent under the root user: `sudo` or `su`.
 
-If you're using the {elastic-endpoint-integration} integration, make sure you're
+If you're using the {endpoint-cloud-sec} integration, make sure you're
 running {agent} under the SYSTEM account.
 
 TIP: If you install {agent} as a service as described in
@@ -539,7 +539,7 @@ features that our users are most interested in. This helps us to focus our effor
 making features even better.
 
 If you've recently upgraded from version `7.10` to `7.11`, you might see the
-following message when you view {endpoint-sec} logs:
+following message when you view {endpoint-cloud-sec} logs:
 
 [source,sh]
 ----
@@ -551,12 +551,12 @@ The above message indicates that {elastic-endpoint} does not have the correct
 permissions to send telemetry. This is a known problem in 7.11 that will be
 fixed in an upcoming patch release.
 
-To remove this message from your logs, you can turn off telemetry for the {endpoint-sec} integration
+To remove this message from your logs, you can turn off telemetry for the {endpoint-cloud-sec} integration
 until the next patch release is available.
 
 . In {kib}, click **Integrations**, and then select the **Manage** tab.
 
-. Click **{endpoint-sec}**, and then select the **Policies** tab to view all the
+. Click **{endpoint-cloud-sec}**, and then select the **Policies** tab to view all the
 installed integrations.
 
 . Click the integration to edit it.