SEP. They have one of the best Support teams I've worked with.
March 12, 2020
SEP. They have one of the best Support teams I've worked with.
Overall Satisfaction with Symantec Endpoint Protection
It's being used across the entire company, throughout multiple locations. It's used to delete spyware and viruses. and it's also used to lock down USB devices to the few allowed USB devices.
- Easy to setup.
- Easy to maintain.
- You can see most of what's going on from the default login portal.
- Configuration can be pushed from the central server to all clients making it very configurable.
- Migrating/upgrading to a new server.
- Easy to understand and how to setup a cluster/failover SEP management server.
- Having centralized management for more than just one application. Similar to the McAfee EPO server.
- No real negative or positive impact. I find most endpoint products work the same and are roughly the same cost.
- One ROI is that it still works on older Windows OS. I'm still running the new version of Windows 2003 servers as AV clients.
- I find the client to take a lot of resources on the client and sometimes can slow the computer down. Especially when the computer doesn't have that much ram/CPU.
We currently use McAfee Endpoint Security on another part of our network as the main application we use only supports McAfee. We have no choice in using it or we won't have vendor support. I would use SEP if we could. One less server to manage and maintain. Reduce ROI on licensing if we only had to purchase support one SEP only.
Do you think Symantec Endpoint Security delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Symantec Endpoint Security's feature set?
Yes
Did Symantec Endpoint Security live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of Symantec Endpoint Security go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Symantec Endpoint Security again?
Yes