WithSecure Elements Endpoint Protection offers centralized management, robust antivirus capabilities, and tamper protection. It supports various browsers with a seamless plugin and features AMSI and DeepGuard for enhanced security. Users appreciate the intuitive portal, protection efficiency, reliable notifications, and patch management. The antivirus ranks highly among competitors like Kaspersky and Symantec. Setup is straightforward, with local support options available, and it effectively handles network vulnerabilities and software updates while facilitating easy remote monitoring.
- "It's pretty simple to use, with the console and the dashboard there is no information overload, it's easy to follow, and it's pretty straightforward to do things like web filtering, generating reports, creating profiles, and deploying it to machines remotely, which is convenient for us."
- "It's a very good and reliable product as we have no problems with it generally."
- "The customer portal by WithSecure is a lot better with WithSecure Elements Endpoint Protection than it was with Countercept."
WithSecure Elements Endpoint Protection needs improvements in deployment tools and patch management. Language support is limited to English. Memory and CPU consumption are high, affecting device performance. Real-time response issues, especially in license updates, need attention. Hash Analysis requires broader integration, and compatibility issues exist with other solutions like Microsoft Office 365. Support and integration options in the Middle East are inadequate. Users prefer a subscription-based model over the current prepaid system.
- "But the biggest one for us is patch management because this has been our top priority when looking at alternatives."
- "The program and cloud service management is in English. It's not a problem for me, however, it might be for users who don't speak English or use it regularly."
- "In my opinion, there is room for improvement for WithSecure Elements Endpoint Protection, especially in the deployment tools, which could be a little better, but not by much."