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<blockquote data-quote="Trident" data-source="post: 1040395" data-attributes="member: 99014">[USER=61091]@simmerskool[/USER] Microsoft Defender is an integral part of Windows. Microsoft Defender’s state is managed by WSC. You have 2 options:<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Register Deep Instict in Security Centre. In this case the Security Centre itself will disable Defender shortly after, whilst leaving the Defender service active in memory and security intelligence updates (Win 11) will continue being downloaded. Once other solutions are unregistered (or sometimes even just disabled), Microsoft Defender will be re-enabled instantly.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Not to register Deep Instinct in Security Centre. In this case both solutions remain active. Whoever has the higher altitude in the minifilter will be the first to block malware. Defender provides cloud-first approach, whilst Deep Instinct serves as a local protection engine. It is recommended under Defender exclusions to add DI folders and under DI exclusions to add Defender’s folder.</li>
</ul>Which one you will prefer is entirely up to you.[USER=96829]@piquiteco[/USER] I don’t recommend using other antivirus solutions with Deep Instinct. I suggest users point their attention to web blocking and IPS /Anti-Bot. Avast Web Shield can quickly be installed on its own to provide anti-bot, anti-phishing and and light IPS capabilities. It will greatly complement DI.Now you have configured it contrary to how I mentioned in a previous post and even more gentle. Very high level threats will require a very high confidence. To run it in a more aggressive manner, select Moderate or Low.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Trident, post: 1040395, member: 99014"] [USER=61091]@simmerskool[/USER] Microsoft Defender is an integral part of Windows. Microsoft Defender’s state is managed by WSC. You have 2 options: [LIST] [*]Register Deep Instict in Security Centre. In this case the Security Centre itself will disable Defender shortly after, whilst leaving the Defender service active in memory and security intelligence updates (Win 11) will continue being downloaded. Once other solutions are unregistered (or sometimes even just disabled), Microsoft Defender will be re-enabled instantly. [*]Not to register Deep Instinct in Security Centre. In this case both solutions remain active. Whoever has the higher altitude in the minifilter will be the first to block malware. Defender provides cloud-first approach, whilst Deep Instinct serves as a local protection engine. It is recommended under Defender exclusions to add DI folders and under DI exclusions to add Defender’s folder. [/LIST] Which one you will prefer is entirely up to you. [USER=96829]@piquiteco[/USER] I don’t recommend using other antivirus solutions with Deep Instinct. I suggest users point their attention to web blocking and IPS /Anti-Bot. Avast Web Shield can quickly be installed on its own to provide anti-bot, anti-phishing and and light IPS capabilities. It will greatly complement DI. Now you have configured it contrary to how I mentioned in a previous post and even more gentle. Very high level threats will require a very high confidence. To run it in a more aggressive manner, select Moderate or Low. [/QUOTE]

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