Trend Micro, an effective and lightweight AV agent, just beware of the Host Based implementation
January 22, 2020
Trend Micro, an effective and lightweight AV agent, just beware of the Host Based implementation
Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Trend Micro ServerProtect
We currently use Trend Micro ServerProtect to provide AV/Malware Protection for our virtualized servers running on ESXi. These servers are utilized for all our applications and databases. Our clients use built in Microsoft Defender but we wanted something more robust for our servers. It addresses the varied protection needs based on the type of server it is protecting.
- It has been very effective at protection. Nothing has gotten by it in three years.
- It's pretty easy to install in agent based mode.
- We originally bought this to run at the hypervisor level. It did not work well.
- I had constant issues with the VMs required to run at hypervisor level.
- Great protection. Has done a great job of reducing costs in time of dealing with outbreaks.
- Management time is now very low.
- Symantec Advanced Threat Protection, Symantec Client Management Suite and Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP)
I feel that Trend Micro's product has a much smaller foot print, especially compared to Symantec, and it has a more robust software protection than Microsoft. It seems to have more features and is well maintained as far as frequency of updates. Trend Micro ServerProtect gives me more flexibility in protection settings.
Do you think Trend Micro ServerProtect delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Trend Micro ServerProtect's feature set?
Yes
Did Trend Micro ServerProtect live up to sales and marketing promises?
No
Did implementation of Trend Micro ServerProtect go as expected?
No
Would you buy Trend Micro ServerProtect again?
Yes