ControlNow (Discontinued) vs Eset Endpoint Antivirus

• An instant scan of file level downloads so that introduction of a variant file is limited before the scan engine clears it.
• Dashboard use of the agents available allows for near real-time review and action without directed access to the station.

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• Eset Endpoint Antivirus is a decent antivirus that expends scarcely any framework assets and is refreshed day by day.
• Notwithstanding antivirus assurance, it has firewall security and makes warnings if the working framework should be updated to alleviate any weakness.
• Performs sweeps to the gear and outside gadgets just by embedding them, for example, USB recollections, external hard drives, cell phones, and so on. It permits record insurance and device control.

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• Dashboard refresh when you have over 100 end agents can be lagging at times
• The agent install process has potential to hang without alert or warning unless your paying attention through the complete install
• The silent install process can be problematic when dealing with large-scale networks with varied OS models

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• Notifications from the same dangerous site should be grouped
• The option to perform actions automatically for certain types of events should be suggested and easily accessible
• When analyzing a device, the task should go in the background and not occupy part of the screen unless you decide to consult the process or there is an alert

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• At current we are on build up and the ROI isnt a factor

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• Stopped several malware outbreaks that would have had considerable downtime on endpoints.
• Stopped several ransomware attacks that would have potentially costs large sums of money and downtime.
• Allowed us to utilize Eset itself in lieu of a patchwork of platforms to accomplish the same tasks. Saving us several thousand per year.

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