Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps' stability is good because it is cloud-based. We don't face any disruptions.

Defender for Cloud Apps is completely stable.

Defender has become more stable over the last year.

There is no downtime. The tool is always available.

It is stable. I haven't seen it go down.

The product's stability is pretty good. We never really encountered outages. They are very rare.

Defender is stable.

It's greatly stable.

Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps has been stable thus far.

The stability is about 95%. I have called and complained to Microsoft about the downtime.

It doesn't require any maintenance.

It is very stable. I would rate it a ten out of ten for stability.

The stability is very good. We haven't had downtime. When we receive a message that the service is down, it's only for a few minutes and then all is good. That's true for the whole Microsoft universe, since we use Outlook and Teams.

It is stable.

Performance-wise, the stability is good, but I wouldn't say very good because of the email alert delay issue I mentioned. But when you configure action and particular parameters, the option is carried out, more or less like an automaton.

The solution is 99.99% stable.

Defender for Cloud Apps is stable. 

It is a new thing for Microsoft, and it still has a lot of room to improve.

The product has good stability.

The solution is stable. I haven't bumped any stability issues.

It's been stable for the past little while. The improvement has been immense, however, overall, it's a stable solution. It has not changed so much. Of course, the implementation of feature sets and improvements have happened, although they're almost similar. I would say it's a stable solution in general.

Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps is a stable product.

This is a stable product.

Stability-wise, so far, I'm satisfied and it works well. We haven't had any issues that I attribute to Microsoft. There were a couple of days where we had problems logging on but I think that it was related to an issue with SolarWinds. My understanding is that some sites were shut down and a lot of companies had the same problem.

It's stable. It's more stable than other Microsoft services. In my two and a half years of experience with MCAS, there have only been two times that it went down and was not accessible to us. The services, policies, and controls were there. It was just that we were not able to access them. 

Whatever Microsoft has committed to in terms of stability, "99 point something," is pretty much true.

I have not seen any trouble in terms of stability. We have not experienced bugs to this point in time.

The stability has been fantastic. I have no complaints at all. It has been 100%.

The stability is good. 

Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps is a stable solution.