AccessPatrol by CurrentWare vs. Endpoint Protector by CoSoSys

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
AccessPatrol by CurrentWare
Score 6.0 out of 10
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AccessPatrol by CurrentWare provides a solution for securing company endpoints against data breaches caused by illicit data transfers and rogue USB devices. AccessPatrol can be used to block flash drives, cell phones, tablets, Bluetooth, and more. File operations alerts and permissions can be configured to alert IT administrators to suspicious file operations and proactively prevent data transfers by unauthorized users.
$72
per year per user
Endpoint Protector by CoSoSys
Score 9.5 out of 10
N/A
Endpoint Protector by CoSoSys is an all-in-one Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solution for Windows, macOS, and Linux computers, Thin Clients, and Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS) platforms. The solution protects from data leaks, theft, and exfiltration, it minimizes the risk of insider threats and helps companies to reach compliance with data protection regulations such as the GDPR, CCPA, PCI DSS, HIPAA, and more. It features specialized modules that clients can pick and choose from based on their…N/A
Pricing
AccessPatrol by CurrentWareEndpoint Protector by CoSoSys
Editions & Modules
10-99 Users
$6
per month (billed annually) per user
100+ Users
Volume & prepurchase discounts available. Please contact sales for info.
Per User Per Month
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Offerings
Pricing Offerings
AccessPatrol by CurrentWareEndpoint Protector by CoSoSys
Free Trial
YesYes
Free/Freemium Version
NoNo
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
NoNo
Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
Additional DetailsPricing is based on the volume of licenses purchased. There are additional discounts available for educational organizations, non-profits, managed services providers, and businesses that pre-purchase multiple-year plans.
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Features
AccessPatrol by CurrentWareEndpoint Protector by CoSoSys
Data Preparation
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Ratings
Endpoint Protector by CoSoSys
8.2
1 Ratings
3% above category average
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User Ratings
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Likelihood to Recommend
-
(0 ratings)
9.1
(4 ratings)
Usability
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(0 ratings)
8.2
(1 ratings)
User Testimonials
AccessPatrol by CurrentWareEndpoint Protector by CoSoSys
Likelihood to Recommend
CurrentWare Inc.
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CoSoSys
I don't have a single most valuable feature. Every feature is really working for me. One of the reasons I bought it was for the USB block, but that's not as much a use case anymore since I have a lot of people working remotely. It's the DLP part that is more important to me right now, to pinpoint the data that's getting moved. The granularity enables me to not only see a file, but to read inside the file and pull out the data inside it. The granularity is really pretty good on that. It's very important. Let's say somebody just exported a file or emailed a file or uploaded a file on the internet. Seeing the inside of the file is really important to me. Whether it's encrypted or not, I still can see inside the file. I'm the only admin on it, but the role-based access is fine. I have one user that I give access to so he can just see device control and that's it. That's all I need him to see. I was able to do that, so I'm pretty happy with the role-based access. I use the solution's clipboard granularity feature to monitor copying and pasting to specific exit points, and it works great. People are trying to get the data any way they can, from the clipboard and things like that. I'm able to see it, report on it, and block it.
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Pros
CurrentWare Inc.
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CoSoSys
  • Compatibility with major operating systems
  • Great support by CoSoSys with issues we come across.
  • Granular controls and application of policies.
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Cons
CurrentWare Inc.
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CoSoSys
  • Source code detection is their selling point, they should fix all the problems
  • Copy/Paste, when you copy paste text, the control applies over the paste, this is correct, but when you copy files, the control is on the copy, not in the paste, so Incan not move protected content not even in a sub folder
  • Device protection shouldn’t be the main module, there are other software that handle devices, you should focus on DLP
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Usability
CurrentWare Inc.
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CoSoSys
great solution support always available to help with any issue great pricing
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CurrentWare Inc.
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CoSoSys
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Return on Investment
CurrentWare Inc.
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CoSoSys
  • We've already seen some great return on investments. Endpoint Protector has caught, in it's short time being deployed, a data loss incident we would not have caught otherwise.
  • Endpoint Protector has given the team leads comfort that the data loss events is being monitored and acted upon.
  • Endpoint Protector has fulfilled a business objective of protecting intellectual property from leaving the organization through an unauthorized channel.
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ScreenShots

AccessPatrol by CurrentWare Screenshots

Screenshot of AccessPatrol's web console. This password-protected console is accessible to designated operators using a desktop or laptop that is connected to the LAN that the CurrentWare console is installed on.

All users and computers with CurrentWare Clients installed can be managed from the console, including offsite/remote workers.Screenshot of AccessPatrol's device permissions window. This is the list of devices that can be blocked with AccessPatrol, including removable storage devices such as USB flash drives, optical media, and floppy disks. AccessPatrol can also block WiFi, Printers/Scanners, and other peripheral devices.

If specific USB devices need to be allowed that can be whitelisted using the Allowed List. By design AccessPatrol does not block USB-based HID devices such as keyboards and mice; blocking USBs will still allow these devices to function as normal.Screenshot of AccessPatrol's USB activity dashboards provide aggregated and granular USB activity data at a glance including file operations and blocked vs allowed devicesScreenshot of AccessPatrol's Block File Transfers window.  File transfers can be blocked based on extensions or specific file names.Screenshot of Screenshot of