We deployed Deep Instinct for two primary reasons: 

1) to bolster our endpoint security and 

2) to incorporate the solution into our managed service.

All our endpoint security sensors were deployed using the detect-only policy and were moved to Prevent policy after a week.

We selected 4-5 endpoints from each department initially to test. After this, we tuned and safelisted as needed, then deployed the sensors to the rest of the environment.

Since then, we have incorporated this platform into our Managed Endpoint Security offering to augment our own Managed XDR offering.

We've become a hybrid mix with COVID. Some folks are completely remote, while others, like our support teams, HR, finance, and IT, are in a hybrid role, where they can come into the office but predominantly work remotely. And we do have some folks who are in the office, although they are few and far between these days. More of the protections are around the individuals wherever they are. The office boundaries have really been extended so we're putting more controls around those peoples' laptops.

My use cases include endpoint Protection, just for desktop workstations.

We have it on all our endpoint users' machines. The whole organization pretty much uses it.

We are on the latest version.

We have it on our endpoints, and the main purpose is to protect them from all the things that can happen: phishing emails, USBs installed, links downloaded, malicious third-party tools being downloaded through patches, etc.

The product helps to identify undetected advanced search behaviors and IDS/IPS. Sometimes, it detects low-severity and high-level threats. Normally, you won't have a use case built for low-detection purposes, especially for minor things, like LOLBAS binaries. Deep Instinct Prevention Platform identifies threats to the organization at a very early stage.

We use the solution for our MSP and MSSP clients. Our clients' range of industries involves finance, insurance, and professional services. So, we use it across almost all companies.

We are a software reseller and managed service company, and Deep Instinct is one of the EDR solutions that we implement for our customers. It is one of two EDR solutions that we offer to our client base as a managed service and a 24/7 basis.

The primary use case is ransomware control.

The primary use case is advanced endpoint protection in the context of prevention.

Our primary use case is anti-malware, to prevent endpoints from getting viruses.

We used it basically with the idea of replacing antiviruses. We've done a proof of concept with a few customers. The experience has been at some customers of ours, but there hasn't been a final sale. We used the latest version of this solution.

I use it to help my customers secure their environments. I am using it internally for my own network as well.

We are using Deep Instinct for malware protection on servers and workstations. We are using its latest version.

I use it quite extensively. I use it on my PC, server, and mobile phone for my own testing. I also use it for testing of some of my business partners, including telecommunications, construction companies, banks, EFSIs, different industries, and different scenarios.

It is currently in the testing phase for two of my customers, one with a large enterprise and another medium-sized company. We have tested both to understand which company is best suited for this solution.

I'm a security consultant and we are customers of Deep Instinct. 

We provide managed services for our clients and we are looking at this solution for many, if not all, of our customers. Depending on the results of our evaluation, we may be making it our standard.

Unknown malware can be prevented using this solution.