I've also used Defender.

Many years ago, I used Norton.

My company has experience with Kaspersky. My company switched from Kaspersky to McAfee MOVE AntiVirus not because we had some issues with the former product. My company Wanted more solutions for the other devices in our environment, so We moved to McAfee MOVE AntiVirus.

We switched to Azure Defender. It's constantly being updated. It's just a superior framework.

If I use Azure Sentinel, which is a centralized SIEM solution, and a client is using McAfee as their antivirus solution, I would use a connector for McAfee in Sentinel. This allows me to connect to that McAfee client and collect all the data McAfee has gathered from vulnerability and risk assessments. 

Then, I can perform further analysis of this data using my threat intelligence. McAfee may already have very good decision-making capabilities, but if you have a separate centralized SIEM solution, McAfee can be integrated into that by using the connector to the McAfee client.

Currently, we use Microsoft Defender as our security solution.

I used another similar solution prior to McAfee MOVE AntiVirus.

I do not use any other antivirus systems.

We are now switching over to CrowdStrike and leaving McAfee. 

I'm not sure what we used previous to McAfee.

In the past, I've used Norton. It is good. There isn't much difference between McAfee and Norton.

At that time, there were only two programs, Symantec and McAfee. I feel McAfee was the better one.

I'm also using Bitdefender. I'm using the home edition. 

I'm using AVG as well. 

With our company laptops, everything is pre-installed, and I think they are using Quick Heal in office. It's better because I don't get any popups or scanning messages. It sends the details to the respective department and they take the call, so I don't need to intervene in anything. Every two weeks or twice in a month, all the upgrades get notified. As upgrades get notified, I keep doing the updates for the office. It automatically gets updated for Windows 10.

I have not used other antivirus solutions. 

We did not previously use a different solution. 

I used Kaspersky, and I was not happy with the solution.

As an organization, we are actually looking at Sophos now.

I have previously used the Kaspersky solution.

Around three years ago I used Avast. 

While my current plan allows me to install an unlimited number of devices, I found the Avast licensing plan to be insufficient. 

We likely used Norton five or so years ago. 

We are also using sharp for the VPN.

Previously, we were using Norton AntiVirus.

I think before this, they may have used something else like Trend Micro. Then they moved to McAfee, and from McAfee, they may shift to some other good product. I have used a computer spreadsheets antivirus, e-antivirus before.

Prior to McAfee, I had used a similar solution from Symantec. I found that it was much more resource-intensive, although it was more user-friendly.

I was not using any other antivirus solution prior to McAfee MOVE AntiVirus.

In my previous organization, I used Trend Micro.

For a virtual environment, we did not previously use a different solution.

We previously used an antivirus software called Symantec, but we switched because it took a while to get customer support feedback.

I am very familiar with Sophos.

I tend to use McAfee and Symantec for my security solutions. I use them both to protect my systems. 

A long time ago, I used Norton Antivirus.

I've never been provided with any other antivirus. This is the only antivirus that my company has offered to me. 

We do have other anti-malware tools. That's because of the decision we made some time ago for file-less attack scenarios. Because we didn't have McAfee's EDR feature at the time we had to go for another product, specifically for EDR. We are thinking of evaluating EDR for McAfee sometime in the future to see whether we can consolidate our endpoint protection with only McAfee. So there's room for McAfee to evaluate EDR. That's the only feature that we don't have. 

In the past we tried ESET. I will say that McAfee happens to be a better product for us. Based on experience, if I'm comparing McAfee to ESET, I prefer McAfee. 

We are also testing Symantec and Trend Micro.

We haven't used anything other than McAfee.

I didn't use any antivirus because my operating system was secure already. I haven't faced any issues so far, so I didn't use it before.

We have used AVG previously. McAfee is a more stable product and this is why we switched.

Before using the solution I used Symantec. This was a long time ago. 

When I joined the organization they were using the solution. For their mail service, they are using  Microsoft and iSAT. Currently, we are using iSAT and have been using it for the last two years.