I've heard that google is either working on or releasing their own Endpoint Security solution. Can ANYONE shed light on this?
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Thet released an AV engine not too long ago and it’s quite effective. But no, nothing comes up online about Endpoint Security. They will need a lot more than just a deep learning engine for that.I've heard that google is either working on or releasing their own Endpoint Security solution. Can ANYONE shed light on this?
I've been looking also. This ain't a troll post I swear I hope it's not a rumor. Would be really cool if true.Thet released an AV engine not too long ago and it’s quite effective. But no, nothing comes up online about Endpoint Security.
Well realistically speaking they have the generous revenues, they can afford to hire experts and do it. They have the AI expertise and plus, they own the largest threat intelligence portal. They are well positioned to enter this market. Question is, are they looking to enter it really? It is already quite over-saturated. For now it doesn’t seem like they are really interested. I saw they’ve started using Kaspersky feeds in Chrome.I've been looking also. This ain't a troll post I swear I hope it's not a rumor. Would be really cool if true.
WTH Wow. ESET also I've seen.Well realistically speaking they have the generous revenues, they can afford to hire experts and do it. They have the AI expertise and plus, they own the largest threat intelligence portal. They are well positioned to enter this market. Question is, are they looking to enter it really? It is already quite over-saturated. For now it doesn’t seem like they are really interested. I saw they’ve started using Kaspersky feeds in Chrome.
I believe they’ve dumped Eset.WTH Wow. ESET also I've seen.
More like they they use intelligence from plenty of sources
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