Malwarebytes, Sophos, and Fortinet, in fact, any product I will gravitate toward, will have a consistent development release cycle. And I have never been in a situation where I was forced to do something I couldn't.
I don't have much opportunity to customize it other than to write a rule here and there to try to find something. They are compatible with the major platforms I encounter, which are Windows and Mac, as well as mobile devices such as iOS and Android. It's adaptable, as are all of the products I work with. When I first started working with Malwarebytes, they didn't have it. They now have the capability of centralized management. I am not going to comment on its ability to integrate with other solutions that are not strictly endpoint protection. Which deployment model are you using for this solution? I like Malwarebytes, however, I am moving to another product as I need functionality and features, and it's not exactly the right product for me now. Overall, I would rate it seven out of ten. That said, if you want a very good antivirus and a basic easy functionality, which is a very cheap price, it would be Malwarebytes.Īs an antivirus, I would rate the product nine out of ten, however, as an EDR, I'd only rate it five out of ten. I want to minimize the number of team members that will work in cybersecurity as well. I need a solution that includes a lot of modules that can cover most of my requirements. My goal is to detect, respond, and prevent and to do that I need to use only one tool or to minimize the number of tools I'm using and my team is using. It's very good, however, it has not covered all of the areas that I want to cover and make. I'm not sure which version of the solution we're using.
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