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<blockquote data-quote="Vitali Ortzi" data-source="post: 1110738" data-attributes="member: 57714">1. only sep&nbsp; with only the firewall module install could only&nbsp; block the network part and cyberlock will be excellent at blocking any payload (get a full solution or combine a few as layers )2. Get an XDR solution but you can combine it with cyberlock&nbsp; ( contact cyberlock dev for enterprise solutions and integration)3. Same as 24. Just get a full solution5.XDR has all the capabilities but cyberlock can be excellent at anything with a payload6.thats based on an environment but cyberlock can work with every solution I know and the dev can help with any other configuration issues and integration, installing only the modules above of Symantec shouldn&#039;t have an issue to integrate with any other solution and there is a rest API you can integrate into an edr , xdr7. Broadcom has sometimes good and sometimes awful support , cyberlock haven&#039;t really heard any complaintsWhy the hell you compare only firewall , IPS modules of an endpoint product to cyberlock and worse require enterprise level detection and response, support seriously get a whole solution from whatever Symantec or other companyThe only reason I use only the firewall and IPS modules is because I don&#039;t use it as my main solution rather as extra layersBtw I&#039;m certain you could integrate cyberlock with any solution you want but just make sure you have all the layers needed no matter if it&#039;s a single solution or a combinationBtw an an environment you require get a physical enterprise firewall as well (if you&#039;re a home user there is excellent ones like sophos for free , open source ones free as well&nbsp; )this whole comparison is ridiculous if you&#039;re a home user you can&nbsp; just install both cyberlock , these modules of Symantec and have excellent defense for a home environment with excellent performance and&nbsp; if you have a small business, enterprise please get something to&nbsp; fit the requirements for that goal</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vitali Ortzi, post: 1110738, member: 57714"] 1. only sep with only the firewall module install could only block the network part and cyberlock will be excellent at blocking any payload (get a full solution or combine a few as layers ) 2. Get an XDR solution but you can combine it with cyberlock ( contact cyberlock dev for enterprise solutions and integration) 3. Same as 2 4. Just get a full solution 5.XDR has all the capabilities but cyberlock can be excellent at anything with a payload 6.thats based on an environment but cyberlock can work with every solution I know and the dev can help with any other configuration issues and integration, installing only the modules above of Symantec shouldn't have an issue to integrate with any other solution and there is a rest API you can integrate into an edr , xdr 7. Broadcom has sometimes good and sometimes awful support , cyberlock haven't really heard any complaints Why the hell you compare only firewall , IPS modules of an endpoint product to cyberlock and worse require enterprise level detection and response, support seriously get a whole solution from whatever Symantec or other company The only reason I use only the firewall and IPS modules is because I don't use it as my main solution rather as extra layers Btw I'm certain you could integrate cyberlock with any solution you want but just make sure you have all the layers needed no matter if it's a single solution or a combination Btw an an environment you require get a physical enterprise firewall as well (if you're a home user there is excellent ones like sophos for free , open source ones free as well ) this whole comparison is ridiculous if you're a home user you can just install both cyberlock , these modules of Symantec and have excellent defense for a home environment with excellent performance and if you have a small business, enterprise please get something to fit the requirements for that goal [/QUOTE]

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