Battle DeepInstinct Endpoint vs Kaspersky Free

[partha_roy]

The last time I wanted to test it, it was so aggressive that it froze my virtual machine...
That was 8 months ago... I haven't tried it again. I'll see about that soon.

I agree. It's a little heavier on the resources, relatively speaking

 

[partha_roy]

I recall tested it twice in MWT Hub, very slowwwwwww inside VM, and no comments about the GUI

True! The GUI is such a disappointment

 

[Xeno1234]

My gamer buddy run Kaspersky but got hit with a stealer. I changed his setup fast. Goes to show that zero hour malware is bypassing too much edr these days

Suprised he got hit. Kaspersky has really good protection against stealers.

 

[likeastar20]

@Shadowra Btw, I can hook you up with a trial version of BD GZ if you would like to test it

 

[Shadowra]

@Shadowra Btw, I can hook you up with a trial version of BD GZ if you would like to test it

Of course

 

[Xeno1234]

I personally would say DeepInstinct, but your comparing a business product to a home product. Kaspersky Free is more than enough protection - its the best AV on the market in terms of detection. DeepInstinct is a business product, and you gotta set it up and do stuff with servers and all that (I think), and then you might get business people trying to contact you aswell (I had that happen, I got a EDR trial).
Kaspersky Free is probably geared more towards home users in terms of detections, therefore I think you should go for Kaspersky unless your a business.

 

[likeastar20]

Of course

Can’t send you a PM

 

[Shadowra]

Can’t send you a PM

Send

 

[partha_roy]

Enterprise products don't usually offer trials, but you can ask them to give you a demonstration of the features in a meeting. You can contact the official DI email address to ask, chances are they won't reply. If they don't get back to you, you can approach the reseller, which was discussed in another thread.
I'm sorry I can't lend it to you to test it, as testing apparently requires a fully privileged sub-account, which would pose some risk to our production environment.

EDIT: I didn't make a vote on who to compare this post too based on the fact that DI is an enterprise product. Comparing it to Kaspersky should also be comparing KESC, definitely not a personal product, much less a free version, although Kaspersky does a better job than DI in many areas.

I understand. That is fine.