Neither product sells direct, you must acquire from a third party vendor. On our network we decided to deploy Sentinel One on all endpoints, and Huntress as well on our servers. We wanted to migrate away from SEP (a definition based antivirus) to a more advanced one and our managed service provider who had been a faithful Symantec reseller for many years migrated their systems over to a combination of Huntress and Sentinel One. Any bad or good experiences?Īt 75 endpoints we have a similar network to yours. Some companies I've come across that I might consider include Webroot, Vipre, Malware and ransomware protections would be a good bonus.Īble to contact support (phone support maybe?) during normal office hours is a must have.īeing a non-profit we are also very sensitive to pricing. We have 3 main groupings for management with slightly different properties (servers, admin pc's, users pc's). With internet bandwidth improvements we don't want an inhouse server distributing updates any longer. We have used SEPM for probably over 20 years, but upgrading has always been problematic as in something always goes wrong, and now support sucks - it is out of India with a two hour overlap of our time zones and very unresponsive and unhelpful.
I see there have been similar posts seeking recommendations previously, but I didn't hit on anything recent. Hi, I am seeking current thinking as to what might be a good replacement for Symantec Endpoint Protection?
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