- Jun 14, 2023
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So I have Trellix endpoint security (My friends dad owns an IT company) and I saw Xcitium's Open EDR and i would like to get advice on if I should keep using Trellix or switch to free Xcitium?
Should I use Trellix endpoint security or Xcitium open edr?
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The worst thing about Xcitium is they provided no password setup for the client during installation.
It was impossible to uninstall it. I understand they want to safeguard against unauthorised removal but you're hosed without being to able to setup a client password during install.
It was impossible to uninstall it. I understand they want to safeguard against unauthorised removal but you're hosed without being to able to setup a client password during install.
- Jun 14, 2023
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- Jun 14, 2023
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So i have been using trellix endpoint protections (ENS) so and it has been getting heavy on my system and there is alot of lacking advanced futures so after 2 years, i have finally switched to Xcitium open EDR since it is MUCH MUCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCH lighter than trellix and it has many many zero day features and protection systems included and yes the marketing claims are pretty dumb but the product isnt as bad as it seems. Yes, i understand that most people would disagree with my choice but yeah.
- Feb 7, 2023
- 1,745
Neither Trellix nor Excitium EDR (specially Open EDR) are anything special. You are right that McAfee ENS is a bit on the heavy side, but you can configure it to be lighter. Its power is in the prevention rules and DAC.
I liked the fact I could set my password on Harmony to make changes on the client. Excitium gave me no clue to how to do it and I had to reset Windows to get rid of it.
- Jun 14, 2023
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No theres a tutorial on the website on comodo and it isnt hard to set configuration templates just make a new one with just some protection and set a password and save and cancel the other profile default and make that the default thats what i did but removed useless futures
@Trident srry for going off topic but how to change my profile pic on my account, my background it wont let me change either on my pfp
@Trident srry for going off topic but how to change my profile pic on my account, my background it wont let me change either on my pfp
- Feb 7, 2023
- 1,745
With Check Point and Xcitium, you are comparing apples and oranges. Or let’s say Balenciaga shoes with Puma
Feels like identical conparison.
@Xciting to change your profile picture, click on the one you have now and then there is “Edit”.
- Jun 14, 2023
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- Feb 7, 2023
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- Feb 7, 2023
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That’s a very low level, almost everyone is better than Webroot.well atleast its better than webroot
Not sure why, is there any error?
- Apr 28, 2015
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To change your profile picture, click on the one you have now on top right -> Account Details -> Avatar
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- Apr 28, 2015
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is It meant to say "your full account details are not editable" and i don't have the avatar thing either
- Apr 28, 2015
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- Feb 7, 2023
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You named your profile after the Xcitium EDR you so seem to like and you placed your profile picture accordingly. Why you wanna change now? Did you get disappointed in Xcitium?
Are you getting unXcited with Xcitium?
- Jun 14, 2023
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nah i just thought of this name and profile pic not related to xcitium but xcitiums logo is cool
and unless i get a good endpoint protection for free (open edr is free) i dont think there is a valid reason to switch to anything else. Yeah i might turn into an xcitium/comodo fanboy LOL
and unless i get a good endpoint protection for free (open edr is free) i dont think there is a valid reason to switch to anything else. Yeah i might turn into an xcitium/comodo fanboy LOL
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