Can DI work with Kaspersky?
would not do this.. They might interfere with each other
In the event i use them together, Kaspersky would be disabled except for Web Protection, it has good web protection and DI has none.
Also, when does DI detect things. I have downloaded files that it typically detects with Static Analysis yet i can fully execute them. Is there any reason as to why this is?
like it executes and asks for privilege escalations and u choose yes or no? If so, yeah it will still block it after saying yes either way . Or i think your talking about sometimes its delaying idek man
And also... just use bitdefender trafficlight or netcraft or malwarebytes browser guard. Kaspersky web protection isnt the best its good tho. using a entire antivirus on the side for purely web sheild isnt really worth it.
I might try Bitdefender Traffic Light but Kaspersky is very good.
yeah, kaspersky is good lol. But stil running a whole AV just for the web protection seems excessive to me. Get harmony browse and Bitdefender Trafficlight and your good.
What is Harmony Browse?
ok I am going to setup deep instinct.
checkpoint, you can trial it for 30 days. Its just the chrome extension. Same one as that one you auto get from downloading the full harmony package. If im not wrong, cyren supplies phishing data for checkpoint i think.
Checkpoint utilizes a unique Phishing AI in which it compares the webpage to similar webpages and if its similar enough, its detected as phishing.
I also must ask, how's DI fair with Malicious Jars? I know Kaspersky is very, very good at dealing with those - take Fractueiser for Example, the only AV to statically detect the attack before it reaches the final payload.
Not sure. I am sure that if it is based on a exe and then executes a script like a jar, it will block that but as all ngav's have a weakness, In this case its the script sheild
Atleast its better than Sentinel One..... Sentinel one is so bad likes its not even good... misses EASY malware that any av would detect. this is also why reddit sucks. But in the policies it lets u configure it to block certain scripts. Look at kongo's post in the first part of this thread.
I dont really run scripts, at all. Is their script coverage as good as lets say Kaspersky?
not sure, you can configure in policies to edit the script control. But of course its a ngav... its not as good as kaspersky.
But still deep instinct script protection is good not GREAT but good enough since scripts are pretty rare to even execute
Isn’t kaspersky also technically a NGAV? It just uses more than just AI.
of course you are correct! factoid, downloading that file and trying to manually install it on computer where Di is already installed results in update failure. The only way to get update is to change the policy in console to automatically update ENABLE (or so I'm told by support tech). Did that and ..14 is now installed on first, one more to go. Do you recall: is that feature default setting enabled or disabled, I just don't recall changing it if default is Enabled (& I take notes too)
