For data correlation, we just haven't worked long enough with it to assess its impact on our overall threat response strategy. We prefer a system that simply informs us when there is a problem; we don't want to engage too much in threat hunting. Therefore, we're not looking to create a SOC from this, which is also why we moved from XDR to MDR. There are areas for improvement, including the difficulty in getting the right handles on the applied email filters. It's sometimes unclear why one email is treated as spam and another is not, even if they contain similar content. Making the process of how emails are treated a bit more transparent would be beneficial.
The product could be improved by offering a single panel for the management of all Bitdefender products. Additionally, there might be a need to simplify the interface in the future.
The resource consumption is high for Bitdefender GravityZone XDR, nearly using one gigabyte of RAM, especially on Windows 10 and 11. Many customers have mentioned this as a weakness. The interface in Taiwan requires support for Traditional Chinese.
The only thing I would suggest is that the on-premise solution is slightly costlier. That's where Bitdefender could do something. Because the cloud solution is pretty okay, but the on-premise thing where Bitdefender has a VM to build in, and based on that, you have to do the installation and all that could become slightly faster, which could be made slightly much much simpler, so that it's more affordable for people to do that. That could be something Bitdefender can look at. Another area of improvement is CPU utilization. CPU utilization could be improved.
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For data correlation, we just haven't worked long enough with it to assess its impact on our overall threat response strategy. We prefer a system that simply informs us when there is a problem; we don't want to engage too much in threat hunting. Therefore, we're not looking to create a SOC from this, which is also why we moved from XDR to MDR. There are areas for improvement, including the difficulty in getting the right handles on the applied email filters. It's sometimes unclear why one email is treated as spam and another is not, even if they contain similar content. Making the process of how emails are treated a bit more transparent would be beneficial.
The product could be improved by offering a single panel for the management of all Bitdefender products. Additionally, there might be a need to simplify the interface in the future.
The resource consumption is high for Bitdefender GravityZone XDR, nearly using one gigabyte of RAM, especially on Windows 10 and 11. Many customers have mentioned this as a weakness. The interface in Taiwan requires support for Traditional Chinese.
The XDR market is not very mature, and additional costs are involved.
The solution’s pricing could be improved.
The only thing I would suggest is that the on-premise solution is slightly costlier. That's where Bitdefender could do something. Because the cloud solution is pretty okay, but the on-premise thing where Bitdefender has a VM to build in, and based on that, you have to do the installation and all that could become slightly faster, which could be made slightly much much simpler, so that it's more affordable for people to do that. That could be something Bitdefender can look at. Another area of improvement is CPU utilization. CPU utilization could be improved.