- May 10, 2019
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Cylance Smart Anti-virus 1 year subscription for only $1.
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- Jan 10, 2017
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thats too bad....no support from cyclance for europe. i should have liked to test it 
- Apr 2, 2018
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$1.2k USD for a lifetime VPN better take me to Hawaii.
@Seyyed Akram Thanks I just bought it. It was only 90 cents, with the coupon code BACKTOWORK10.
- May 10, 2019
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Yea unbeatable price
- Jul 15, 2016
- 321
Even dropping a 90 cents on Cylance Smart AV is money wasted, better go buy a cheeseburger. I still have a subscription running from last year, and my take is that even free Windows Defender which comes with Windows 10 is much "smarter" than Cylance Smart AV. They struggle a lot with false positives from Steam games and constantly flagging by-windows changed system files, e.g. "ndis.sys". It's been nearly a year and they haven't done nothing to improve Home version of Cylance. You've been warned.
Even if you buy from Europe, you still have access to community posts. Topics – Cylance Home Support
Even if you buy from Europe, you still have access to community posts. Topics – Cylance Home Support
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- Feb 8, 2016
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- Jan 10, 2017
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- Jul 15, 2016
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Thanks, I bought Cylance for 90 cents from ITALY
I am in EU/Baltics. Use U.S VPN to buy. After that you put in you redeem code from StackSocials to Cylance | Redeem Your Code and set up an account for Cylance, after that you don't need to use VPN anymore to install/view dashboard/access community topics. It works.no i can't buy it for germany...region locked...same result @ amazon.com for cyclance
There are much better alternatives, in my opinion.
- May 16, 2018
- 1,363
Great deal for Cylance.
Cylance is great for what it does.
And what it does is identify new types of malware by machine-learning alone.
Cylance is built on recognizing patterns of malware. So malware might enter a machine, attempt to turn off a Windows protect element, self-replicate, launch a payload…. And the Cylance model is good at recognizing malware behavior. Most products now have multiple layers… but many still fall back on the signature model. Cylance abandoned the malware signature model. Cylance has built a better algorithm to recognize malware by what the malware is doing.
This is from iT-CUBE, a German test organization. This is a previous proprietary test result.
Cylance went from being brand-new to being possibly #7 in AV market share in just a few years.
I run it with 3 different AVs (on different machines) with no issues.
Being that it is a behavior-based product, it does have more false positives than other products.
Cylance is great for what it does.
And what it does is identify new types of malware by machine-learning alone.
Cylance is built on recognizing patterns of malware. So malware might enter a machine, attempt to turn off a Windows protect element, self-replicate, launch a payload…. And the Cylance model is good at recognizing malware behavior. Most products now have multiple layers… but many still fall back on the signature model. Cylance abandoned the malware signature model. Cylance has built a better algorithm to recognize malware by what the malware is doing.
This is from iT-CUBE, a German test organization. This is a previous proprietary test result.
Cylance went from being brand-new to being possibly #7 in AV market share in just a few years.
I run it with 3 different AVs (on different machines) with no issues.
Being that it is a behavior-based product, it does have more false positives than other products.
No they haven't, that's what they want you as a customer to believe. They still need new SHA256 for every new file changed, or potentionally malware which is NOT recognized by Cylance, and reporting undetected "samples" takes more than week up to a month to be "analyzed" by their "specialists" which later adds it to their "signature" list. Model update is their dirty wording secret behind newly added "signatures". FAQ - File Analysis
- Jan 10, 2017
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Update: it was my fault....works now
but the web console and no integration in the windows security center are 2 big "dislikes" for me
but the web console and no integration in the windows security center are 2 big "dislikes" for me
- May 26, 2014
- 1,339
Nice bargain, bought one copy for just 90 cents with the coupon posted by @roger_m.
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for sharing
- Jul 15, 2016
- 321
Great deal for Cylance.
Cylance is great for what it does.
And what it does is identify new types of malware by machine-learning alone.
Cylance is built on recognizing patterns of malware. So malware might enter a machine, attempt to turn off a Windows protect element, self-replicate, launch a payload…. And the Cylance model is good at recognizing malware behavior. Most products now have multiple layers… but many still fall back on the signature model. Cylance abandoned the malware signature model. Cylance has built a better algorithm to recognize malware by what the malware is doing.
This is from iT-CUBE, a German test organization. This is a previous proprietary test result.
Cylance went from being brand-new to being possibly #7 in AV market share in just a few years.
I run it with 3 different AVs (on different machines) with no issues.
Being that it is a behavior-based product, it does have more false positives than other products.
How did they perform the tests?
- May 10, 2019
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- Mar 29, 2018
- 7,615
You aren't really missing the phone support because it's a big waste, staffed by absolute knuckleheads. Use the page above and the FAQ page.
- Jan 1, 2018
- 493
cylance was infected 3 out of 3 times in the hub.
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