If a client system is attempting to download anything or if any other system file is trying to access it, an alert is triggered by Intercept and the firewall. Automatically, it is connected to Sophos Central daily. I can trace the issue from Sophos Central, and the Endpoint will provide all the necessary information. Endpoint security ensures that client systems, including servers, are protected. One of the best features of Sophos Intercept is that it repairs without slowing down the system.

I highly recommend Intercept X Endpoint for real-world incident response scenarios. It's a top-performing product recognized by industry leaders like Gartner and Forrester. Sophos has a strong global presence and market share and offers Managed Detection and Response services for customers who lack the budget or infrastructure to implement it themselves including a 24/7 operations team to help prevent incidents effectively.

From a security standpoint, it provides me the visibility to see what is happening on all my endpoints and server.

improved considerably

Sophos Intercept X is a full package. It's more than only an antivirus solution to find the malicious code. We also use it to filter malicious websites and detect applications that have been outlined in our corporate policy.

We have been a client of Sophos for close to nine or ten years, and we have not been compromised with ransomware or anything like that during this period. The whole Sophos solution set has been very useful.

The fewer panes of glass you've got to go to to try to investigate an event, the better off you are. If there's some automation that goes on within the fabric, or whatever you want to call it, this coordinated effort, then you're going to come out ahead as a small organization. Sophos has one pane of glass, so it gives good visibility. There's less time spent in front of the screen because I have confidence in the automation that's going on.

It improves organizations by providing dependable, intelligent attack defenses.

I would say that it's difficult to really say how it's improved our organization. We had never actually been hit by a ransomware attack prior to installing Sophos and never had Sophos tell us that we're experiencing one. That said, it's very important to be protected. Getting attacked would be a disaster.

We use Sophos Intercept X for Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) and Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS) in our organization.

Without a doubt, this product has helped our organization. We've been deploying Sophos Firewall for probably 15 years now. We haven't had a lot of trouble, and prior to using the Sophos product, we were using a lot of Symantec products and occasionally some others. We have not had a lot of problems with infections. By that I mean, if we had three attacks over the 15 years I'd be kind of surprised, That's usually due to the fact that somebody was doing something stupid. Otherwise, we've been very well protected. Basically, if a lot of people are looking maliciously at any of our clients, they aren't getting very far.

We upgraded the EDR and so far it's doing good. It patches the things that we weren't able to patch in previous antivirus hardships.

Sophos improved our organization allowing us to setup a very efficient solution, cloud managed, introducing a new modern concept: Syncronized Security (between Firewall and end-point)

We had some technical problems. Maybe in the new update of this solution, they could fix some technical bugs. 

Sophos Intercept X has slow internal processes that could be better. Because of this, it hasn't improved our organization.

Once we installed Intercept X, it was able to detect and remove malware that could not be found by the simple endpoint security solution.

We provide managed services to Sophos clients as part of our business offering.

I install Sophos Intercept X on the customer's site by myself. There is no need for extra people for the configuration.