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Robust protection that’s efficient and cost-effective. Starting at $69/per endpoint.
| Nombre | Precio | Características |
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| Endpoint Protection - 14 Day Trial | Prueba gratuita1 Device Por año |
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| Endpoint Protection | A partir de $69.991 Device Por año |
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| Endpoint Detection and Response | A partir de $84.991 Device Por año |
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Coming from enterprise products into what was at the time, Malwarebytes, was a bit of a transition for us. Initial deployment was very straighforward and the deployment tool that meant a very small operational lift for my team had me sold. We also bought in to the Vulnerability and Patch Management as well as the DNS content filtering. At the time it was a way for a small non-profit organization like ours to leverage several budget lines to consolidate into a single product. Reseña recopilada por y alojada en G2.com.
Unfortunately, after the initial deployment and configuration honeymoon period wore off, we were surprised to find a significant lack of features in the products we had purchased. DNS content filtering has some ... interesting ... quirks that you need to navigate in order to use in environments with properly segmented networks. Ours is by no means perfect, but having a file server on a different subnet that a client means you can't get there without a global exception... which is obviously not idea for those clients you wish to segregate from said server but have now created a DNS exception for...
Support has been an utter nightmare. Hilariously enough, i had just submitted a new support request not more than a few hours ago. In my initial message I supplied logs, and a detailed accounting of the steps i had taken, such as using the MB-Clean utility on the affected endpoint. A few replies later, i get "please run the MB-Clean utility" and i have to waste time recounting my initial message. This is unfortunately not the exception and quite often i am left to asking for support via the forums or searching on Google etc. Every time this happens I question how much longer ThreatDown will be our endpoint software of choice... Reseña recopilada por y alojada en G2.com.
