By and large, the solution is stable. I would rate it 3.5 or four out of five in terms of stability. It is reliable, and the performance is good. As long as the updates go through, the stability is good. 

It's very stable. It's more stable than Symantec.

The solution's stability was good. Since some scanner components were on the cloud, we faced some issues during scanning.

McAfee Total Protection is stable enough. I don't have any negative experience in terms of its stability.

The solution is stable.

I rate the stability of McAfee Total Protection for Data Loss Prevention a ten out of ten.

It is pretty stable. It could be better, though. I'd rate it six out of ten in terms of overall stability. 

The solution is stable. There are no bugs or glitches and it doesn't crash or freeze. It's reliable. 

Of course, a product like this has to be designed to be stable. The whole point of McAfee is to be a stable, dependable solution for total security.  

McAfee Total Protection for Data Loss Prevention is stable. 

We never had a complaint from IT. The solution seemed to have been stable. 

McAfee DLP is very stable. I've compared it with other solutions and it's a very mature and comprehensive solution. 

McAfee Total Protection is stable. We have no problems with it and neither do our clients who use it.  

The stability of the solution can be good. However, the configuration takes a long time for it to be done properly.

The product is stable.

I rate the solution’s stability a nine out of ten.

It works and is stable if it is implemented correctly.

In the latest version of the solution, we have faced some issues, as per the feedback from my team. Stability-wise, I rate the solution a seven out of ten.

The stability is okay. If we were to rate it out of five, I'd give it a three. It's not the worst, however, it could be better. It offers a moderate amount of stability.

McAfee Total Protection for Data Loss Prevention is a very stable product.

McAfee Total Protection for Data Loss Prevention is stable.

The solution was very stable on the current supported operating systems. We tried to deploy it on some legacy systems that McAfee didn't officially support, and ran into a lot of issues there, going into older operating systems. Current operating systems and their support list worked just fine. There were no compatibility issues with supported operating systems.

While it is largely stable, I have experienced issues with browsers, especially when we export and import the DLP policy. After importing the DLP policy, we weren't able to get a classification and definitions of the data loss prevention from Microsoft Edge or other browsers. They hung when we tried to access the classifications and definition page.

This doesn't really count as a stability issue. It's more of an availability or usability issue.