We evaluated Webroot, Symantec, Sophos, and Barkly.

We evaluated Symantec End-User Endpoint Security.

I am unsure why my company chose CylancePROTECT over other solutions. My company's higher management decided to use the tool.

Reviewed these: SEP, Cisco, McAfee, and discussed Palo Alto options as well.

When we were evaluating security solutions, we considered Trend Micro as another option, but we chose Cylance because we needed broader protection. Trend Micro focused only on servers, and we required a solution that covered more than just server security.

We evaluated SentinelOne.

We deal with a variety of other solutions in the market. It depends on which our clients are working with. We evaluate their security based on what they have. Sometimes it's Cylance, however, that's not always the case.

We have evaluated many products. In fact, we tested most of them for our purposes of developing our own. Because we did a competitive analysis, we are keeping most of the information private. However, I can say that SentinelOne, CrowdStrike, and Carbon Black give you a lot more information than Cylance.

The majority of the leading solutions are quite good, and it's a tough market. For normal people, it is difficult to see the differences between them.

We have not evaluated other options. For the time being, we are very satisfied with what we have.

We evaluated Palo Alto Traps and Carbon Black.

My co-worker planned out what threat tools we needed, and Cylance was one of them.