I use HP Wolf Security to add a layer of safety, especially for laptops operating in various environments.

Our primary use case is in our radiology department. We see a lot of our patients daily. What would happen was, a traditional antivirus would scan each Radiologist's files. The files can be massive, 4 or 5-plus gigs, because they are radiation imaging files. The scans would slow down the process, as the radiologists need to see a bunch of images in a specified amount of time. A big complaint was that the AV was really slowing things down, it was ruining productivity.

We use it for malware protection.

Our primary use for the solution is security. Our number one reason for buying it was to avoid phishing campaigns, phishing emails, and contain phishing problems.

We use it for endpoint protection. We use it for browsing and for documents: Microsoft, PDF, etc. We use all the capabilities.

The solution came with the computer. HP Wolf Security is as good as Norton 360.

The primary use is for protecting endpoints from malware.