Looking for an Endpoint Security Software for my Laptop

[Deleted member 178]

i used Symantec EP, Sonar and the FW were awesome.

 

[low L!fe]

I recommend you of BitDefender Gravity Zone
or
Kaspersky Endpoint Security

 

[curtcobian]

How about Cylance by using brand-new concept EP technology not just use pattern matching also use heuristic detection.

 

[HarborFront]

How about Cylance by using brand-new concept EP technology not just use pattern matching also use heuristic detection.

If you don't want the CIA snooping into your set up then it's not advisable to use the CIA-funded Cylance

Cylance (CIA funded) proving to be voodoo and nothing more? - Security | DSLReports Forums

 

[509322]

How about Cylance by using brand-new concept EP technology not just use pattern matching also use heuristic detection.

You can get a CylancePROTECT monthly subscription from MalwareManaged for $5 per month.

Let us know how it works out for you; it didn't last 48 hours on my test system.

 

[509322]

If you don't want the CIA snooping into your set up then it's not advisable to use the CIA-funded Cylance

Cylance (CIA funded) proving to be voodoo and nothing more? - Security | DSLReports Forums

The CIA is not using Cylance to spy on end-users.

The CIA gives away money for a wide range of activities from research grants to undergraduate scholarships.

If a first-year college student receives a CIA scholarship, then they are automatically going to spy on their classmates ?

There is a venture captial branch of the CIA named In-Q-Tel. It funds firms such as Cylance. The CIA is after technologies that fit somewhere under the broad umbrella of "intelligence." For example, Google Earth arose from In-Q-Tel funded technology. I would bet very heavily that the CIA's main interest in Cylance is their mathematical modeling.

 

[Deleted member 178]

People watched "Quantico" TV show too much lol

 

[HaMeR]

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