Sophos Endpoint Protectionの評判・口コミ 全6件

What do you dislike?

Nothing so far, it seems to work pretty well for my needs

What do you like best?

Unlike other virus scanners, Sophos doesn't eat up a ton of memory and runs pretty well in the background. In fact, the only time I know it's running is when it occasionally pops up to scan something I've donwloaded off the web.

What do you dislike?

Nothing so far. I dont do a lot of the set up

What do you like best?

This program is easy to use and does not hose up my computer like a lot of other similar programs does

What do you dislike?

Many problems with backups and glitchy, had constant issues with individual computers not being updated

What do you like best?

It gave us the virus protection we were looking for for our organization

What do you dislike?

I have no complainst about this software.

What do you like best?

Sophos is an outstanding corporate virus protection program. It is easy to maintain and deploy. You can even set up to push out from your Active Directory to ensure your employees have the latest version.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Highly recommend this product to anyone looking for a change in the endpoint security.

What do you dislike?

Our users relatively often switch workstation. When Sophos is installed it creates a new user with the machine. Merging users can become relatively tedious. Maybe this will be fixed when we hook it up to our IDM.

What do you like best?

With a small IT team and a midsize organization. We were looking for a tool that'd be easy to manage, but still meaningful in protecting our users. We selected the Sophos cloud product from the Sophos Endpoint Security. So far we've had good success in preventing virus and malware infections on our users. The alerts are meaningful and we've been able to apply policy based rules on all our users, having a complete adoption.

The learning curve is relatively easy.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Make sure to implement procedures for following up on alerts and read the documentation so you can react meaningfully. The best antivirus won't do you much good if you don't maintain it.

What do you dislike?

It would be nice if some if the alerts came with more information or error codes. Besides that Sophos works better on all levels than the other big name competitors we tried prior.

What do you like best?

It is very easy to install the client on the users workstations.

It is easy to track and manage installations.

The client has a very small footprint.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Despite Sophos being easy to install and manage, you should spend some time going through the documentation and train your team in best practices. The apparent simplicity makes it easy to make assumptions. So it is important that you take the proper time to ensure you truly understand the features.

What do you dislike?

No dislike about this program, it's mandatory for our computers.

What do you like best?

Runs in the background, doesn't disturb anything. Doesn't block downloads or websites.

What do you dislike?

While the footprint is relatively small. It's still a hindrance on developer machines where ram is a premium.

What do you like best?

Sophos does a great job of not being intrusive and keeping a small footprint. We also tried Symantec and Mcafee and found that they took considerably more memory and CPU cycles to keep running in the background.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Good choice with small foot print and pricing if having AV is a hard requirement.

What do you dislike?

Almost all antivirus software are resource hogs and Sophos is no exception. We find that a lot of times, Sophos is to blame for performance issues on client workstations. Furthermore, while the enterprise console provides a good summary of its clients, often times the details are outdated and relies heavily on a well-organized IT infrastructure. For example, if the Sophos client is removed from a workstation, the object must be deleted manually from within the enterprise console or it will remain there forever. As you can imagine, in a large corporate environment with thousands of computers, this can be tedious to maintain.

What do you like best?

The enterprise console allows easy management and grouping of workstations. It can pull useful information off individual workstations and allow administrators to perform remote clean-ups or policy updates. Sophos' firewall application is an decent alternative solution to host-based firewalls. Installation of clients (when it works) is very simple and the software is generally capable of detecting malware.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Test out this product t to see if it suits your needs before rolling-out to the mass.