- Feb 7, 2023
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SEP definitely. Not even a ground for comparison but to match the prevention rules of Trelix/McAfee, Symantec Adaptive Protection(SAP) is needed as well.
Should I use Trellix endpoint security or Xcitium open edr?
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- Jun 14, 2023
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wait so sep is good but the ui looks like its from 2009 lol 
is it actually better than trellix like fr?
is it actually better than trellix like fr?
if u feel so xcited
why not take a break and rest boring in CS-CFW. I'll bet u gonna find more xciting
stuff than security software
- Jun 14, 2023
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SO ye i use trellix and there is unmanaged symantec so like what should i use cuz ik that trellix is good but symantec is good to pls help and yes ik my typing looks weirder than usual im typing really fast rn.
- Jun 14, 2023
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shut up dude your the type of people i hate just stop trying to take my name and try to be "funny" nobody is laughing nobody cares so just quit ok? You arent even contributing to this post at all ok?if u feel so xcited
U sure? i mean..... how do u get the SAP installed tho i cant pay for it tho lol hopefully its free
- Feb 7, 2023
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Symantec Endpoint Protection Complete is required.
Symantec endpoint displays alerts for the firewall other than that it's just like having Norton 360 minus the home features like password manger vpn and backup
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The unmanaged client is sufficient. If you want it managed, you need to acquire a licence.
- Feb 7, 2023
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SEP can act as default deny on certain downloads and Norton can display firewall alerts too... but Norton has modules which are beneficial to home users (backup, VPN, password manager) so in this relation it is better than SEP.
I'm evaluating BitDefender GravityZone. The Control Centre takes awhile to catch up with but everything then is obvious. After I configured and saved my policy options for the client modules and set the policy as the default, everything that should be turned on is on.
- Feb 7, 2023
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Yeah but it depends on whether there are any resellers pushing single licenses. It I can’t buy it, no reason trying it.I'm evaluating BitDefender GravityZone. The Control Centre takes awhile to catch up with but everything then is obvious. After I configured and saved my policy options for the client modules and set the policy as the default, everything that should be turned on is on.
I've had to revise my reply about finding a reseller of BD Enterprise products. They have TechGeeks in Australia that provide licences ranging from
Business Security to Business XDR for $4-$6 USD monthly and the annual cost is still affordable at $60-$75 USD. Less than I've seen anywhere else!
Bitdefender Security - Per Device Monthly / Yearly
Get The Bitdefender Security - Per Device Monthly / Yearly For AU$ 2.40 + GST Or Shop The Full Bitdefender Product Range
thetechgeeks.com
BD offers a 30 day free trial so you can evaluate if it suit your needs.
You'll have to likely get an account set up through them to have a BD Business account, whether its BD Business Security or Business XDR.
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TechGeeks happen to be a Trend Micro reseller so you should get a good quote from them. They also offer ESET, Sophos and Watch Guard endpoint products.
- Feb 7, 2023
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Yeah, it’s probably the worst I’ve seen in terms of interface and settings and probably the most ineffective as well. Even Webroot for business is better than Trend Micro.
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