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<blockquote data-quote="Vitali Ortzi" data-source="post: 1113411" data-attributes="member: 57714">I really appreciate comodo and they have even been sending samples to [USER=112433]@XylentAntivirus[/USER] as well as comodo guys including the cto being in the discord server of that open source av so they genuinely help other projects in the open source world they made their own open source EDR, they provide a free product with the same modules as the paid one and they although aren&#039;t obligated to give free support they did over the years and to this day to free users (fourm )The company has good ethics and&nbsp; meilh have created a good product that helps a lot of people including me to have a more secure system and created american jobs (employees) Yes comodo isn&#039;t a perfect company but you can name popular companies with somewhat worse ethics in this economy pretty easily Would be magical if they find a way to get good market share but the issue is in the enterprise front the only advantage they have is cost over the competition and in the consumer market&nbsp; majority of people are looking for default allow rather then default deny so it&#039;s pretty niche and that&#039;s why they arent a popular vendor in the market</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vitali Ortzi, post: 1113411, member: 57714"] I really appreciate comodo and they have even been sending samples to [USER=112433]@XylentAntivirus[/USER] as well as comodo guys including the cto being in the discord server of that open source av so they genuinely help other projects in the open source world they made their own open source EDR, they provide a free product with the same modules as the paid one and they although aren't obligated to give free support they did over the years and to this day to free users (fourm ) The company has good ethics and meilh have created a good product that helps a lot of people including me to have a more secure system and created american jobs (employees) Yes comodo isn't a perfect company but you can name popular companies with somewhat worse ethics in this economy pretty easily Would be magical if they find a way to get good market share but the issue is in the enterprise front the only advantage they have is cost over the competition and in the consumer market majority of people are looking for default allow rather then default deny so it's pretty niche and that's why they arent a popular vendor in the market [/QUOTE]

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