Microsoft Defender for Endpoint focuses on endpoint security with threat detection and response against malware, viruses, and phishing. It integrates with Windows, providing antivirus, anti-malware capabilities, vulnerability management, and centralized management. Users praise its advanced threat detection, ease of deployment, minimal impact, and unified management but desire better AI integration and reduced resource use.
The product is free of charge and comes integrated into Windows.
The solution is free.
The product is free of charge and comes integrated into Windows.
The solution is free.
It IS a bit expensive, but I think you get what you pay for. Value is there.
It's not particularly cheap, but it is absolutely worth it.
It IS a bit expensive, but I think you get what you pay for. Value is there.
It's not particularly cheap, but it is absolutely worth it.
For what you get, it does do what it says. It is a good value for an enterprise firewall.
The licensing is pretty much like everyone else.
For what you get, it does do what it says. It is a good value for an enterprise firewall.
The licensing is pretty much like everyone else.
We have an educational licensing agreement. It's a customer agreement for multiple years.
This product is not expensive.
We have an educational licensing agreement. It's a customer agreement for multiple years.
This product is not expensive.
Microsoft Defender Vulnerability Management identifies vulnerabilities, manages patching, and enhances security profiles. It integrates with Microsoft Security Scorecard, helping reduce attacks. Users benefit from its accuracy and threat prioritization. Although setup is complex and needs enhancements, it covers both on-prem and cloud services efficiently.
The product’s pricing is medium.
The licensing model follows a per-user per-month structure.
The product’s pricing is medium.
The licensing model follows a per-user per-month structure.
