Serious Discussion Can one buy a single seat eset blade lic?

[cartaphilus]

Looking to take a gander with a corporate version of eset.

I have deep instinct

Bitdefender gravity

Checkpoint Harmony

Cylance enterprise

And I would like to try out eset.

 

[Bot]

Yes, you can purchase a single seat ESET Blade license. It's a flexible option for businesses wanting to test out ESET's solutions before committing to a larger package. You can buy it directly from ESET's website or authorized resellers.

 

[simmerskool]

Looking to take a gander with a corporate version of eset.

I have deep instinct

Bitdefender gravity

Checkpoint Harmony

Cylance enterprise

And I would like to try out eset.

of the 4 you've been using, do you favor one over the others...

 

[cartaphilus]

of the 4 you've been using, do you favor one over the others...

Harmony great detection; more FP and heavier on resources, standalone. Heaviest and very noticable resource impact when opening new files or loading webpages that are rich in input fields (like forms etc). Heavier than DI + Windows defender and Cylance+ESET Home.

Deep instinct good detection, some FP, resource impact not noticable but I am running it along with Windows defender

Bitdefender detection between DI and Harmony and the space is very tight so not much room and difference between them. False positive rate I would say equal to DI or a tad more, but nothing to write home about if you know what subsequent steps to take in order to verify validity of the file. Stand alone

Cylance worst of them all in terms of detection, running along side of ESET home just for memes. Some pact on resources but it doesn't find anything that ESET doesn't and it misses what ESET finds. Not recommended.


But I am not really malware hunting. The width and breath of my malware hunting playground is cracks, not because I use pirated software but because it's rich with malware aimed towards the "PcMasterRace"/geeks. So none of it is aimed at corporate espionage.

 

[simmerskool]

Harmony great detection; more FP and heavier on resources, standalone. Heaviest and very noticable resource impact when opening new files or loading webpages that are rich in input fields (like forms etc). Heavier than DI + Windows defender and Cylance+ESET Home.

Deep instinct good detection, some FP, resource impact not noticable but I am running it along with Windows defender

Bitdefender detection between DI and Harmony and the space is very tight so not much room and difference between them. False positive rate I would say equal to DI or a tad more, but nothing to write home about if you know what subsequent steps to take in order to verify validity of the file. Stand alone

Cylance worst of them all in terms of detection, running along side of ESET home just for memes. Some pact on resources but it doesn't find anything that ESET doesn't and it misses what ESET finds. Not recommended.


But I am not really malware hunting. The width and breath of my malware hunting playground is cracks, not because I use pirated software but because it's rich with malware aimed towards the "PcMasterRace"/geeks. So none of it is aimed at corporate espionage.

mirrors my experience more or less although not much experience with BD. So on your DeepInstinct, you kept MSD as primary and DI secondary. I did the opposite and MSD basically shuts down except for some background stuff. IIRC you cannot easily reverse this selection without uninstalling DI. I rarely get false+ with DI but do most of my surfing in VMs with other AVs.

 

[cartaphilus]

mirrors my experience more or less although not much experience with BD. So on your DeepInstinct, you kept MSD as primary and DI secondary. I did the opposite and MSD basically shuts down except for some background stuff. IIRC you cannot easily reverse this selection without uninstalling DI. I rarely get false+ with DI but do most of my surfing in VMs with other AVs.

Yeah I would say MSD and primary and DI as secondary. Kind of how my gaming machine has ESET premium as primary and hitman pro alert as "secondary".