i know the feeling...Once you go Appguard, you never look back; feel naked without it.I have placed Appguard back on, which i was itching to do, as my system just does not seem right without it...
Exactly... it's light, stable and protection that is second to none.
Removed: Eset IS
Added: SEP Cloud
SEP Cloud=Norton, as it should be.
No bloat, light as a feather. Backed up and locked down by Appguard, and this main system is good to go. This configuration will work great for me, as i can monitor devices and keep the security/system usability balanced.
Added: SEP Cloud
SEP Cloud=Norton, as it should be.
No bloat, light as a feather. Backed up and locked down by Appguard, and this main system is good to go. This configuration will work great for me, as i can monitor devices and keep the security/system usability balanced.
- Jan 16, 2017
- 1,469
This has become quite powerful config!
- Oct 22, 2016
- 409
It has, and with the combined security, it is still light and nimble as if i was running nothing, blazing fast...This has become quite powerful config!
- Oct 22, 2016
- 409
You're right. My license has expired, but I miss it so much that after 15 days without I decided to buy it again.
- Feb 17, 2018
- 870
Also installed SEPC.. WOW runs so light.... think this is a keeper
Updated: Redstone 4 (1803), Long installation, but went smoothly.
- Jan 25, 2018
- 155
Update: SEPC & AG
It has been a little over two weeks now running SEPC & AG combination. For our use of system, this has become our permanent security choice. Once set up, there is nothing to do but to utilize the system for what you initially intended and enjoy. The combination is feather light, everything is extremely responsive.
We keep the machine light and the attack surface minimized to begin with. Once something is uploaded to the system, the first step is to plug in an external and move copies of it. Then once the external is removed, we use the item for intended purpose and that copy is then deleted from the system. Never storing anything on it.
We have only two applications we use, Office and Snagit. Both for business purposes. Both have been placed in Guarded Apps of AG. Matter of fact, if it was in the add list of guarded apps, and did not break functionality, it more then likely got added. I have removed Vendors from the Trusted Publisher list that were not used/needed for this machine.
I have disabled the main windows vulnerable processes, and a few others not listed here.
cmd.exe
powershell.exe
powershell_ise.exe
wscript.exe
cscript.exe
gpscript.exe
The main Base of the system, is well covered. SEPC covers my network, and internet sessions.
This set up in no way, diminishes productivity, and the only time i have to adjust anything security related is when i am performing maintenance. This will more then likely be my last entry in this thread, as i plan to stick to this combination, unless something unforeseeable happens in the future to either company/product.
It has been a little over two weeks now running SEPC & AG combination. For our use of system, this has become our permanent security choice. Once set up, there is nothing to do but to utilize the system for what you initially intended and enjoy. The combination is feather light, everything is extremely responsive.
We keep the machine light and the attack surface minimized to begin with. Once something is uploaded to the system, the first step is to plug in an external and move copies of it. Then once the external is removed, we use the item for intended purpose and that copy is then deleted from the system. Never storing anything on it.
We have only two applications we use, Office and Snagit. Both for business purposes. Both have been placed in Guarded Apps of AG. Matter of fact, if it was in the add list of guarded apps, and did not break functionality, it more then likely got added. I have removed Vendors from the Trusted Publisher list that were not used/needed for this machine.
I have disabled the main windows vulnerable processes, and a few others not listed here.
cmd.exe
powershell.exe
powershell_ise.exe
wscript.exe
cscript.exe
gpscript.exe
The main Base of the system, is well covered. SEPC covers my network, and internet sessions.
This set up in no way, diminishes productivity, and the only time i have to adjust anything security related is when i am performing maintenance. This will more then likely be my last entry in this thread, as i plan to stick to this combination, unless something unforeseeable happens in the future to either company/product.
Added: Vmware Workstation Pro 14.1.2
After a long period "since last Oct" of not having my Virtual machine installed or doing any testing, i upgraded it today and have it reinstalled and ready to stretch my legs...
I also clean installed W10 1803, the Host machine, before installing Vmware...
After a long period "since last Oct" of not having my Virtual machine installed or doing any testing, i upgraded it today and have it reinstalled and ready to stretch my legs...
I also clean installed W10 1803, the Host machine, before installing Vmware...
Tried SEPC, so simple...get bored after 5mn .
Except that is seemed quite good and light. The Firewall is too simple for me, no details displayed.
.Except that is seemed quite good and light. The Firewall is too simple for me, no details displayed.
As i get older, i have come to appreciate simplicity...Tried SEPC, so simple...get bored after 5mn
Except that is seemed quite good and light. The Firewall is too simple for me, no details displayed.
SEPC is pretty much automated, you can if you create a custom policy, adjust the firewall for stronger protections, and toggle the default rules, and add rules. Off by default is "Upload Firewall Events"... You could enable this, but uses more network bandwidth.
For a business, especially one that does not have the funds to keep and maintain several IT staff, this solution is just amazing. For a family environment, with many devices, it is also suited well. Keeps maintenance to a minimum while allowing you to monitor all devices from any device and location. I really can not express how impressed i am with the stability and very little system impact.
i miss the uber-firewall of SEP and its tons of options ^^
I'm good with this set up. 2 months in, and still can not find one thing to complain about, it has been a smooth experience. Will be keeping SEPC around for sure.
Removed: Appguard Business.
Going to stick with SEPC, have grown quite fond of it.
Going to stick with SEPC, have grown quite fond of it.
- Jul 1, 2017
- 317
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Regards,
- Apr 1, 2017
- 1,760
Does it have web filtering? Symantec endpoint protection don't block the malicious websites!idk about the cloud version. whats the difference between SEP and SEPC?
Symantec firewall is like Eset firewall(but some features like anti-exploit(in the network level) and os/browser fingerprinting protection).
with Eset firewall, I have control over windows services.
Don't they want to redesign this ugly GUI? the graphical user interface is like windows millennium.
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