Cisco Secure Endpoint (formerly Cisco AMP) Reviews

Specific tool for specific need. If you have a gap in your security infrastructure (protection from malware) you might think to use Cisco Advanced Malware Protection (AMP) for Endpoints to make sure your company's devices are safe. But also you can go beyond and enforce your SOC with Cisco AnyConnect where Cisco Advanced Malware Protection (AMP) for Endpoints is used as one of modules.

Great web interface, which allows you to easily manage all devices and have an overall view of the whole security picture.

Like most Cisco products, Cisco Advanced Malware Protection (AMP) for Endpoints has a great knowledge base on Cisco's community portal, but unfortunately the Cisco support team cannot always clearly describe the solution for your issue, especially if it is related to the demo period. Nevertheless, Cisco goes to great efforts to improve your current situation with Cisco Advanced Malware Protection (AMP) for Endpoints support.

While on the expensive side, Cisco Advanced Malware Protection (AMP) is a solid product that is very robust and can be customized a lot. It can also integrate with Cisco's threat grid, umbrella, firepower and other security solutions to give a more broad range of visibility.

Cisco support is top notch.

Any internet-connected device can be protected (Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, & Apple) and Cisco Advanced Malware Protection can integrate with email, web, and firewall security products to provide full coverage and visibility.
Cisco Threat Response (free) makes investigation and prevention much easier. The ability to share casebook with other users makes collaboration during incident response effective.

Easy to deploy, use, manage.

Support for AMP is excellent, some of the best engineers I have worked with.

For starters looking for endpoint security, or companies looking to upgrade those initial safe measures, Cisco Advanced Malware Protection is definitely worth a look to see if it would be compatible with their use-case. Even for bigger and most established companies, I think it's still worth considering all together.

It might not be appropriate for those who already have a long-term/standing security application that they go with as the migration or transition towards Cisco AMP might not be well suited.

If you are looking at a new security software or at least planning to change your current one, make sure that this is on the short-list as the feature-set is extensive!

It provides complete protection for endpoints, from the point of entry, and acts to prevent vulnerabilities.

It provides users with a view of possible blind spots which is cross-platform (Windows, Android, iOS, Linux, macOS) and can immediately perform isolation with only a few clicks.

All cases (albeit minimal) were handled appropriately towards resolution by Cisco's support. Kudos to them!
We only looked at administrator guides and deployment materials for end-user training, as it's only a handful of people in the support team that is working with this application. We also had senior security engineers assisting on the deployment making it a breeze. Administrator and Deployment guides helped a lot, in addition to the support that Cisco provides if needed.

AMP is a great addition to any organization. AMP is your eyes and ears, keeps you on the pulse of your organizations end point safety. The console is easy to use. AMP has helped us see immediate threats so that things do not go unnoticed in our environment and that is a huge win.

We have needed very little support, but anytime we need to reach out for assistance they have always been helpful and knowledgeable about the product and helped us resolve any issues or needs we may have.

AMP is well suited for any organization, it helps to reduce risks on catching malware on endpoints.

Anytime we have needed support they have helped us to solve our issues quickly.

For us, Cisco AMP has been well suited for us to easily check for potential security breaches, malware, etc. I can't really think of any limitations.

It's been a very effective tool for the company.

AMP is great for providing endpoint visibility of your endpoints. However, it is not a catch-all for everything happening on your systems. Limited visibility to powershell execution is a weak point and would require further analysis.