Cylance Smart Antivirus vs Microsoft Defender for Endpoint (formerly Microsoft Defender ATP)

• Its major strength is that it is lightweight on the storage.
• It works smoothly and there is no periodic scanning in it .
• It is effective against Malware and virus and provides in-depth detection and removal.
• It provides frequent updates and every update makes it more better and advanced.

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• Low impact on computer performance.
• Easy-to-use interface.
• Several settings that help you customize the software.

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• Its subscription charges need to be declined.
• We had faced some bugs but they get resolved with the new update.
• There is little information and details related to the threats and I think this needs to be improved.

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• Deployment: We've had some issues deploying, especially outside of the Windows environment.
• Offboarding: There is currently no way to delete a computer. They disappear over time. We even renamed a computer, and it kept both the old and new name in there. Eventually, the older machines do go away, but there is no manual way to do this at the moment.

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• Our whole system and the entire organization feel very safe.
• No virus, malware, or even ransomware can enter our systems .
• It works in silence and isn’t a burden on our systems.

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• A positive impact has been to increase productivity for IT staff, as it saves them time from having to install/configure clients on every endpoint.
• Another positive impact has been on the user/client side, as it helps the user to increase their productivity with working on their computer, as the Windows Defender client uses little resources to run on the system, and has a tendecy to not slowdown systems

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