Comodo is a "dumb blocker". In other words, Comodo is NOT an antivirus/antimalware.
That being said, if anyone (enterprise or non-enterprise-user), for whatever reason is interested in using "dumb blockers", then (and only) in this specific case, Comodo can be defined as "a software to block something". For example, someone (enterprise or non-enterprise-user) may want to block "specific telemetry or trackers", and in this case the user will label Comodo as "privacy software". Or someone (enterprise or non-enterprise-user) may want to block "specific executables", and in this case the user will label Comodo as "security software".
In short, enterprise or non-enterprise-users can label Comodo as they want, according to their own "specific needs", saying it's for privacy or security etc. It's totally specific and subjective!
However, in real world and objectively speaking, Comodo is an abandonware (since 2018), it is full of unfixed dangerous bugs, it is not an antivirus/antimalware, it does not detect or identify viruses/malware, it is not an universal blocker and can be bypassed... it is a simple specific "dumb blocker", and therefore should never be recommended/promoted to anyone (neither to enterprise or non-enterprise-user).
It is important to mention that in 2025, if an enterprise or non-enterprise-user decides to use "blockers" as a privacy or security system, there are many other alternatives, much more modern and totally freeware.
