Bitdefender Managed Detection and Response (MDR) vs. Blackpoint CompassOne

Great for small businesses where budget is likely to be more of a constraint. It’s perfect for companies without a big or technical security team. Simple use and minimal requirement to changes defaults is ideal for the majority of busy people who need out of the box protection

Incentivized

We love BP. We recommend it all the time to both clients and colleagues. The value for smb is very good.

Incentivized

• Doesn’t use masses of resources
• Reliable and regular updating
• Simple deployment
• Reliable detection vs competitors

Incentivized

• Office 365 and Google workspace security ang login monitoring.
• End point monitoring.
• Live experienced SOC oversight of issues reported.
• Fast, helpful customer focused support.

Incentivized

• False positive reporting and resolution speed
• More built in default exclusions for standard items such as virtual machine files
• better compatibility with 3rd party software without the need for exceptions

Incentivized

• The new compass one interface takes some adjustment but that's a me problem.
• Ability to push to Macs and PCs using RMM could be improved. Works, but the Macs especially need help.

Incentivized

It's good; still just adjusting to Compass One. Not Blackpoints ' fault. I appreciate the recent adjustments to options and prices. No longer a 5-seat minimum. And multiple levels of services for different clients.

Incentivized

Its performance is comparable to quite a few others based on what we’ve seen. The price and simplicity does play a bit part of why it’s idea for a lot of businesses

Incentivized

Blackpoint is simply a better choice for SMB, easier to manage and implement.

Incentivized

• Quick deployment with Minimal need to ever reinstall
• Great central management
• Really competitive pricing

Incentivized

• We make a little revenue but the best advantage is the 24x7 monitoring.
• It checks a valuable MDR box.

Incentivized