- Feb 25, 2017
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Deep Instinct Endpoint Protection and I got it from a reseller so I don't know how long their trials are.What deep instinct product is this? How many trial days do they offer?
Deep Instinct Endpoint Protection and I got it from a reseller so I don't know how long their trials are.What deep instinct product is this? How many trial days do they offer?
I'm using it in default deny. I don't use their AV. Only containment.Isn’t Xcitium’s sandbox and malware detection capabilities not very good? Also, Xcitium is a full Security Solution. Could you disable any on system features that could cause conflicts?
DI themselves don’t offer any trials, but there is one thing online that provides a 15 day trial, I just forgot what it’s called.Deep Instinct Endpoint Protection and I got it from a reseller so I don't know how long their trials are.
Well played sir, well played.My name is the strongest solution
my DeepInstinct US reseller gave me 3 to 4 weeks to love it, that was 163 days ago, and Di is still protecting my win10.Deep Instinct Endpoint Protection and I got it from a reseller so I don't know how long their trials are.
The premium version excels with AI—Alcohol Intelligence!My name is the strongest solution
Deep Instinct is one of the solutions I was looking at. Although I could never fully test it, I know for a fact is a really strong solution, although it’s a bit aggressive.
For me it’s between CheckPoint Harmony, and DI. I’d like to learn a bit more about each solution and their capabilities, but I know that whichever solution I choose will protect my new PC extremely well.
Also, is DI good against Java Malware?
I am amazed to see that F-Secure or Kaspersky was not recommended and I'm wondering whyEset + CyberLock
Comodo Firewall + Microsoft Defender
DeepInstinct
In any case, there's no such thing as the "best antivirus"! It all depends on what you click on.
I am amazed to see that F-Secure or Kaspersky was not recommended and I'm wondering why
In terms of following good security practices, I think I am pretty good at the basics. Dont go to sketchy sites, analyze suspicious files, dont run random things, dont click sketchy emails, etc.Let my latest status guide you. As no amount of security will ever protect you from yourself if you choose to engage in activities that you know are problematic.
Right now there are 4 solutions im looking at.
1: Kaspersky Premium
2: Deep Instinct
3: CheckPoint Harmony
4: Cortex XDR
I know a good amount about Harmony and DI, however I don’t know pricing for either or anything about Cortex besides it’s very, very good.
Does anyone have more information about any of these products or recommendations?
Currently I am paying 100 USD Yearly for Kaspersky and I want something a bit cheaper.
I looked at the Harmony thread and I believe it’s 50 USD per endpoint, so around the same price point.DeepInstinct 42$ Deep Instinct - Cyberforce Security LLC
I looked at the Harmony thread and I believe it’s 50 USD per endpoint, so around the same price point.
I’ve tried CheckPoint Harmony it’s very good, but I’ve bypassed it’s behavior blocker (I had to turn off the anti malware component)Then you have to test the products.
DeepInstinct is deployed on 3 computers in my home. No problems at all and it protects very well
I’ve tried CheckPoint Harmony it’s very good, but I’ve bypassed it’s behavior blocker (I had to turn off the anti malware component)
I’ve also tried DI for a bit. False positived 10+ times on my system, but I could tone down the configuration.
I’ve not fully bypassed Harmony. The Kaspersky Anti-Malware engine stopped the attack and I’m pretty sure it was caught by threat feeds.In any case, no antivirus will protect you 100%. Even if you've managed to bypass Harmony, malware can easily bypass another av.
DeepInstinct I've set everything to Low for maximum protection. Exclusions are very easy to make on the dashboard (I've also had false positives).
What I like about DI is the dashbord, no unnecessary alerts and its script/PowerShell attack blocker. Its NGAV engine is also one of the most up-to-date I've tested.
PaoloAlto's Cortex XDR I've never tested, but it's an EDR.