Symantec Advanced Threat Protection is a single unified solution that uncovers, prioritizes, and
remediates advanced attacks. The product fuses intelligence from endpoint, network, and email
control points, as well as Symantec’s massive global sensor network, to stop threats that evade
individual security products. It leverages existing Symantec Endpoint Protection and
Symantec Email Security.cloud investments, so it does not require the deployment of any new
agents. It includes functionality…
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The Microsoft product is much better for smaller companies as the setup and maintenance are very much in line with the MS 365 eco-system. With that said the Symantec product is much more mature and with the ability to have local pieces to the infrastructure, you are not …
Frankly, the other products were too expensive to make the change from Symantec so we continued with the tried and true protection. We don't have the funding to move to a more expensive product and the manpower that it would take to implement a new solution.
Proofpoint Advanced Threat Protection is a software with a high potential to detect and respond quickly to threats that target email, however Symantec Advanced Threat Protection provides a more complete protection that protects the entire network or devices and endpoints that …
The alternatives we tested we all good contenders with comparable features to Symantec Advanced Threat Protection. In the end there we a few minor pros that pushed us over the edge; The GUI was more easy to navigate, the set-up appeared to be simpler and the Symantec name gave …
Symantec meets and in almost all cases exceeds the offering of other products in the same or similar categories.
It is however, one of the few companies that offers a wide ranging array of solutions that can protect and organization from top to bottom. It is not a singularly …
Webroot has an online management portal which is accessible from anywhere and is very nice. Webroot also has a very easy deployment, which is very nice by comparison.
The software is much better than the Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection and the others in the market because it is faster, more efficient, and does not affect the final user. This program executes in the background when we are using other software and programs (at the …
Cisco FireAMP was a terrible competitor to Symantec. Outdated UI, often flagged itself as a threat, and difficult to manage/trust. Avast was much better than Symantec, however, its deployment was more difficult. But detection was great and we could trust its results much more. …
Higher cost. Greater reliability than our previous product. Selected due to features, enterprise support and deployment. Confidence that product will be developed to keep up or surpass competition.
Doesn't require me to provide dedicated virtual machines or organization specific images to detonate and detect malware. Cynic uses this suite of analysis technologies across multiple operating systems and multiple application versions. Makes it easier on our resources and …
I think Symantec ATP is more of a medium or large-scale product where a company has a lot of endpoints. It is burdensome for smaller companies with limited IT support to try and get the product up and running. In addition I feel the new own, Broadcomm, is also trying to angle their product more to the large customer base. A medium or large scale customer in the need of end-to-end protection for their network really cannot go wrong with the product once configured correctly.
It was easy to install on machines in an active directory environment, and maintain/update whenever we needed without having to physically go to clients.
The interface was pretty well locked down for clients, which was good in order to stop accidental meddling.
Symantec has good online resources for current threats, including messages or warning signs and what to do/where to find them on a machine in case SATP cannot deal with it on its own.
Supplier support - Really dire. Technical support off shore was passable, but account management was non existent. Really reflects on Symantec poorly given our spend per annum with them.
Cost per annum. At the upper end of protection systems. With little or no account support this was poor value.
Symantec Advanced Threat Protection has done a sufficient job at identifying true positives. However, the UI could be improved and the amount of false positives is a little too frequent for my liking
Proofpoint Advanced Threat Protection is a software with a high potential to detect and respond quickly to threats that target email, however Symantec Advanced Threat Protection provides a more complete protection that protects the entire network or devices and endpoints that are managed on a daily basis and has incredible ease of use. While Proofpoint Advanced Threat Protection is not a software that is very easy to use, it requires high maintenance and its protection is based on attacks that enter through email; this is why Symantec Advanced Threat Protection was finally chosen.