I recommend the solution to those who plan to use it since, from the beginning, we have been using ESET Inspect in our company, initially on an on-premises model and then on the cloud. My company also uses ESET Two-Factor Authentication Security, and I hope that the solution gets deployed on the cloud next year.

It is a reliable tool to get a lot of information about attacks, but you have to use it with other tools, like Microsoft Sentinel.

I rate the overall tool an eight out of ten.

I rate ESET Inspect a nine out of 10. Anyone who is considering an EDR solution needs to be ready to learn. You must invest in cybersecurity education, and continuous improvement, while you tailor your EDR to help you, not to be a burden. A tool can only help you if you learn how to use it correctly and develop your cybersecurity skills. It's a tool, not a magic wand.

I've mostly written about EPIC, but that's only one of the products ESET provides. The EPIC is, in fact, an upgrade to existing ESET products that already have proven themselves, and this one won't be any different. The recipe is the same - fast, capable, configurable, lightweight with advanced technology and perfect tech. support.

I recommend ESET Enterprise Inspector to others and rate it an eight out of ten. 

I would advise others who want to use ESET Enterprise Inspector that fine-tuning the solution is necessary.

I rate ESET Enterprise Inspector a four out of ten.

This solution is easy to install, setup and monitor. It has a lot of new features that are worthwhile. These new features include: historic threat hunting, open architecture, in-cloud or on-premise scans and more.