Avast Business Hub Reviews

We use Avast Business Endpoint Protection for protection against viruses.

The solution is easy to use.

The solution could improve by providing more security.

I have been using Avast Business Endpoint Protection for approximately six years.

The solution is scalable.

We have approximately 1,000 users using this solution in my organization.

We have used Microsoft Defender.

The installation was simple, and it did not take very long.

We did the implementation of the solution ourselves and we have a team that does the maintenance.

We are on a monthly subscription for Avast Business Endpoint Protection.

I would recommend this solution to others.

I rate Avast Business Endpoint Protection an eight out of ten.

I use this solution to protect against viruses.

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It's easy to use.

It warns you if there is a threat and it's perfect because it runs in the background and doesn't interfere with anything. As a free product, it is top of its class, with this solution installed I am not concerned about threats to my PC.

Overall, it's really good.

I would like to see better protection. That's what you want from an antivirus solution.

Maybe with the paid version, you get more but for the free version, it could be limited.

I would like to see better protection such as prevention from hacker attacks and fake websites.

I have been using Avast Free Endpoint Protection for a couple of years.

It's a stable solution. It just runs in the background with no problem. I have never had an instance where it has interfered with the normally running of my PC.

Yes, I believe that it is very scalable and is suitable for individuals and organisations.

I have not had to contact technical support as the product is stable and does what it is designed for, no frills, just good protection.

Previously, I have used McAfee. McAfee is really good, but you only get a trial period, and then you need to pay. I had to reinstall it on my computer recently, and McAfee comes up.

I'm on the one-month free subscription but it does get irritating because it keeps popping up, wanting me to pay for it.

The installation is easy. It takes less than five minutes to download and install.

I completed the installation myself via website download.

I am using the free version.

I know that if you pay for it, you get better protection such as hiding your pc behind firewalls, hacker threats, data protection and webcam shielding.

I would absolutely recommend this solution and I have recommended it to others

I would rate Avast Free Endpoint Protection a ten out of ten.

We have a bunch of instances in production and Dev infrastructure. We use it to protect Linux boxes, PCs, and Macs. We are using the latest version.

We didn't use any similar solution before, and we did not suffer from any attacks previously. We were lucky that we did not have any attacks, and we didn't suffer from anything.

We got it more for compliance. To be compliant, you have to have endpoint protection. Now that we have this solution, we still haven't detected anything. Overall, the employee workforce is kind of at top of their game regarding phishing attacks, but again, you cannot always be a hundred percent on it. So far, we didn't have anything that Avast Business Endpoint Protection would actually catch.

The ease of deployment and the command center that they have are the most valuable. It is basically self-monitoring. It doesn't require that much tinkering after you deploy or install.

It could have a 10,000-feet overview of the whole infrastructure because the software is easily installable on the whole infrastructure and not just the infrastructure, but also the workstation themselves. I would love to have a 360 view of the whole network and basically see from where a test is coming, and if there is an instance in the cloud that is actually misbehaving or if there is a workstation that is infected and stuff like that. It can also have some kind of AI to detect all those things and then cut off the connection from that machine.

In Cortex, you can link the logs, reports, and all that stuff. You can also see the full picture of when it happened, and you can trace it back all the way to a file or something else. I would like to see similar functionality in Avast Business Endpoint Protection.

I have been using it since August, that is, for about four months.

It is stable. There are no bugs or glitches.

It is scalable. You have to purchase licenses. One thing that we have is that the instances are mostly kind of static. Once they go up, they remain for at least a year or something like that. Therefore, we didn't have a case where you have a license just hanging there. I don't know if they offer any kind of flexible amount, pool, or something like that.

It is being used throughout the company. We have 40 people. It is used to protect every personal computer and the whole production and developer infrastructure.

I haven't used their technical support so far.

I used Norton 360 previously in a different company. From a resource standpoint, it is not resource-intensive like Norton.

We actually wanted to go with Norton 360 in my current company, but we could not get hold of them, and we could not purchase. That's the worst experience that we had. We wanted to give them money, but they couldn't be reached to actually schedule.

It was straightforward.

It is $75 per license for a year. There are no additional costs.

It is pretty much straightforward to set up. Installation and updates are the only two steps. If you're setting up your company from scratch in the beginning, then I would suggest to buy it and then basically get it installed on every image. For a bigger company or for each personal computer or workstation, you can install it as an image. It will then already be there, and you don't have to bother with installing it later. For your cloud infrastructure, if you have an AMI, AWS, or any kind of image, that image should be updated with that software. The only thing that you need to change is the license.

I would rate Avast Business Endpoint Protection a nine out of ten. For a ten, it should have a 360 kind of view of the whole organization or the whole infrastructure.

The primary use case is endpoint security and malware protection.

I am using the latest version.

It has increased productivity. IT threats are kept at a minimum because of this product.

• Real-time antivirus updates
• Real-time protection against malware

Where I have faced a challenge is on the reporting. I would like to see something that provides information regarding the next month or quarter, in terms of reporting.

The product is stable.

Even with stronger reporting, scalability will not be a challenge.

I have not used the support much.

I was previously using AVG, but found the interface to be more user-friendly with Avast. Also, Avast acquired AVG.

The initial setup was straightforward, not complex.

Our time to response to malware is now at the lowest percentage possible.

It has helped us saved a full-time resource.

The licensing fee was all part of the standard package.