- Feb 5, 2021
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Does Bitdefender has cloud protection similar to Kaspersky KSN and ESET live grid?
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Source: https://www.bitdefender.com/consumer/support/answer/2024/Bitdefender Advanced Threat Defense is an innovative proactive detection technology that uses advanced heuristic methods to detect ransomware and other new threats in real time.
Advanced Threat Defense continuously monitors the apps running on the device, looking for threat-like actions. Each of these actions is scored and an overall score is computed for each process. Advanced Threat Defense shares intelligence with Bitdefender’s Global Protective Network to block even the newest ransomware and exploits.
As a safety measure you will be notified each time threats and potentially malicious processes are detected and blocked.
KSN is probably the best out of those three.But, what is the difference between these three cloud technology and which one is the best?
ESET's HIPS is not disabled by default. It's enabled all the time and is set to "Automatic mode" by default.ESET HIPS (host intrusion prevention system)is disabled by default
This happens when you set HIPS's mode to "Interactive mode". There are other modes like "Smart mode", "Leaning mode", "Policy-based mode".If you enable it, then it will cause a lot of alerts, because their cloud database does not have white-listed programs or trusted vendors.
This is not correct as well. Kaspersky's HIPS/Appication Control is not set to default-deny. But it is possible to tweak it easily to make it act like a default deny solution + a lot more and making use of its cloud data to allow trusted programs.Kaspersky HIPS is enabled by default and set to default-deny, meaning that any program that tries to run, that is not already 'vetted' out by them will cause the HIPS component to prompt you whether or not to allow it, etc.
By default unknown applications are 'restricted' and a notification prompt comes up. I guess it is not technically default-deny, but similar.I think you got some info wrong here.
ESET's HIPS is not disabled by default. It's enabled all the time and is set to "Automatic mode" by default.
This happens when you set HIPS's mode to "Interactive mode". There are other modes like "Smart mode", "Leaning mode", "Policy-based mode".
ESET's Self-Defense, Protected Service, Advanced memory scanner, Exploit Blocker, Deep Behavioral Inspection, Ransomware shield, all are part of its HIPS components.
This is not correct as well. Kaspersky's HIPS/Appication Control is not set to default-deny. But it is possible to tweak it easily to make it act like a default deny solution + a lot more and making use of its cloud data to allow trusted programs.