OpenText EnCase Endpoint Security

OpenText EnCase Endpoint Security

OpenText EnCase Endpoint Security

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Product	Rating	Most Used By	Product Summary	Starting Price
OpenText EnCase Endpoint Security	Score 1.0 out of 10	N/A	OpenText EnCase Endpoint Security, is an endpoint security solution designed to provide 360-degree visibility across laptops, desktops and servers for proactive discovery of sensitive data, identification and remediation of threats and discreet, forensically-sound data collection and investigation. The application was developed and sold by Guardian Software as EnCase Endpoint Security, and is now part of the Security Suite from OpenText, since the acquisition in summer 2017.	N/A

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	OpenText EnCase Endpoint Security
Considered Both Products	OpenText EnCase Endpoint Security Sergil Cave Cyber Security Engineer Chose OpenText EnCase Endpoint Security The other forensic tool that is a direct competitor to EnCase and wasn't listed above is the Forensic Toolkit or FTK. I believe that FTK is a better tool overall simply because it is easier to manage and use when it comes to investigations. Unfortunately, I wasn't part of the … Incentivized Helpful?

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User Ratings
	OpenText EnCase Endpoint Security
Likelihood to Recommend	1.0 (1 ratings)
Support Rating	1.0 (1 ratings)

User Testimonials
	OpenText EnCase Endpoint Security
Likelihood to Recommend	OpenText It is more suited to environments that have a large internal user base since there will be more incidents that require forensic analysis. It will be less suited for environments that have a small internal user base due to the fact that there would be fewer incidents that require forensic analysis, but it really depends on the industry that a small internal user base is a part of. Incentivized Sergil Cave Cyber Security Engineer Read full review
Pros	OpenText Functionality meets minimal requirements, since it performs forensic investigations as advertised. Incentivized Sergil Cave Cyber Security Engineer Read full review
Cons	OpenText Their UI definitely needs to be more user-friendly, right now it is very cumbersome to run and view investigations. Authentication mechanism should be a simple username/password, not certificate-based which is difficult to manage. Needs better support documentation for the product, it is difficult to find solutions to issues that we run into. Incentivized Sergil Cave Cyber Security Engineer Read full review
Support Rating	OpenText Because support is non-existent whenever you have a functionality issue using the product. Also since the UI is so cumbersome to use we could use as much support as possible. Whenever we ask for support we are told to take the training which costs us more money. I believe that support should be easily accessible and affordable for the client Incentivized Sergil Cave Cyber Security Engineer Read full review
Alternatives Considered	OpenText The other forensic tool that is a direct competitor to EnCase and wasn't listed above is the Forensic Toolkit or FTK. I believe that FTK is a better tool overall simply because it is easier to manage and use when it comes to investigations. Unfortunately, I wasn't part of the decision process and EnCase was the tool selected, otherwise, I would have recommended FTK. Incentivized Sergil Cave Cyber Security Engineer Read full review
Return on Investment	OpenText One negative impact would be that since the UI is cumbersome to use we would need to spend more money on training which is not always feasible. Another negative impact would be that since there is not much support available this slows down investigations due to finding out how to troubleshoot and fix functionality issues. One positive impact would be that since it meets minimal requirements when it comes to forensic analysis it gives us visibility on any malicious activity occurring on a user's endpoint. Incentivized Sergil Cave Cyber Security Engineer Read full review
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