The product's deployment phase is easy, but the tuning part is complicated.

With the need for security, I think two hours a day to deploy not only ESET Inspect but also Microsoft Sentinel to make combinations for our projects.

I am the only technical person in my company who takes care of the product's deployment and maintenance.

I rate ESET Inspector a nine out of 10 for ease of setup. It isn't a one-click installation, but it's straightforward. We often deploy it on-prem because governments and financial institutions often cannot put data on the cloud.

The deployment time depends on the size of the network and the number of endpoints. You must deploy a 20 MB connector to every computer in your network. You can do a small grid in a few hours, but more extensive networks can take days. 

The deployment time depends on the size of the network. For example, my company has about 100 devices, including servers, endpoint devices, and mobile devices. If you've prepared your network environment so that no other antivirus products are present before installing, and if you have a good, maintained infrastructure, you should be able to complete all of the work from bringing a server up to configuring policies, preparing packages and deploying them in about two hours.

The platform gets automatically updated for the new versions. We have three administrators to manage it.

Setting up ESET Enterprise Inspector initially is uncomplicated. However, when migrating servers where certificates are established, complexity arises, and the agents may go unreported. The IP can change on the cloud server causing some migration issues.

The initial setup was straightforward. It is easy to install.