ControlNow (Discontinued) vs ESET Endpoint Security

• 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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• Light and quiet protector - ESET is silent, it works in the background without consuming the performance of the machine. Some security and antivirus tools usually consume a lot of machine performance during its scans, ESET is not like that, most of the time you will forget that it is there.
• No problems with false alerts - ESET has great accuracy compared to other security tools, hardly the false alert, unlike some competitors who are whistling and making scandal without reasons being an extremely annoying experience, with ESET you do not have this problem.
• Good support staff that responds quickly to any request for help that you make.

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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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• The program update procedure can be a bit difficult. It doesn't just auto upgrade major versions, you have to apply them a certain way if you want to manage them via the remote console. Not all the latest versions work with the remote management software.

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

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• Outside of user error, Eset provides a level of security that allows me the time to focus on other issues that may occur on the network or on the endpoint itself.
• No antivirus will catch everything, but Eset continually updates their signatures to help me stay ahead of some of the security risks.
• The Central Management system allows me to quickly assess which endpoints on my network are safe and which are not.

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