Great AV solution that's low on system resources!
October 30, 2019
Great AV solution that's low on system resources!
Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP)
We use MS Defender ATP on all of our systems. It uses low resources compared to other AV providers and full integration into Windows OS. You don't experience the breakage that happens when you have a 3rd part AV providers when there are feature roll-up updates and hotfixes issued by Microsoft. Also is MS ATP is competitive compared to 3rd part AV providers.
- It does not take up a lot of system resources, unlike other 3rd part AV providers.
- Integrated into the MS product line without having to touch it too much, unlike 3rd part AV providers.
- Easy to set-up and manage endpoints.
- It does not break Windows OS like 3rd party AV providers whenever a patch or roll updated is deployed.
- Detection rates are less than some of the competitors out there.
- Too many false positives with 3rd part applications.
- For smaller deployments can get expensive compared to competitors.
- The ROI on MS ATP has paid for itself as soon as it was deployed and caught and prevented virus and malware threats which saved our IT staff time and money.
- Since MS ATP is low on system resources it enables us to stretch out hardware an additional year.
- If you require stability in your business operations MS ATP is a must.
MS ATP is lower on system resources and enables us to stretch out our endpoint hardware for an additional year. Also, MS ATP being an MS product fits in very nicely into MS remote management software and MS operating system. We have had little to no issues when hotfixes and roll updates are deployed, unlike 3rd party AV providers that we had experience with in the past.
Do you think Microsoft Defender for Endpoint delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Microsoft Defender for Endpoint's feature set?
Yes
Did Microsoft Defender for Endpoint live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Microsoft Defender for Endpoint go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Microsoft Defender for Endpoint again?
Yes