Symantec Endpoint Protection has an antivirus with anti-malware and application control capabilities that we use to protect assets like servers, workstations, and ATMs. There's a central management server we use to manage all the endpoints, regardless of the categories, and we install an agent on all the endpoints that reports to the management server. 

If I want to check the status of any asset, I need to get the details like the IP address and the hostname of the system. The management server will give me the current status. I have three different kinds of agents on the endpoint that I can use to control access. 

The agents for the ATMs and servers aren't as heavy as the ones for workstations. It's a stripped-down version that removes some of the components and add-ons that are not part of the endpoint protection engines, so the agent is lighter and can be deployed faster. The activities on servers and ATMs are dynamic, so the antivirus must also be very light. To centrally manage the antivirus, I have to set up distribution points because I have more than 14,000 endpoints altogether distributed across more than 250 branches in Nigeria.

I set up distributional points on systems and ATMs. The ATMs are always on the network because they're connected with other points at every branch and location. I need them to be distribution points. When I need to send a file to update all the other systems, I send it to these distribution points. These distribution points in Symantec record the data needed to update all the other systems 

Let's say I have two different locations. I will have the updated data at location one, and I have other data at location two. These different locations have their own IP subnets, so I will configure the update data so that the IP within that subnet can talk to it and no other IP outside the subnet. This one makes ensures my assets, ATMs, workstations, and servers can update as soon as possible.

I'm always compliant. The servers in the data center don't need to talk to any distribution points. They talk directly to the management server to get the updates regularly because the servers are always on the network at the data center, the workstations that people shut down at the end of the day. Any time people connect to the network, the system will update automatically. That is the normal architecture for Symantec.

We use it for endpoints, to protect all the workstations in our company. Endpoints are just one layer requiring security in our environment, and we use the solution for anti-malware and for endpoint detection and response.

I mainly used this solution for antivirus and firewall protection for PCs. We wanted to use this solution because we needed virus protection. My company was a reseller of this solution.

The solution was deployed on-premises.

There were a couple of small-scale environments of four to 10 machines. The larger enterprise environments were up to 400 workstations and 120 servers.

Symantec provides an anti-malware solution for our infrastructure, including a host firewall, behavioral analysis, and intrusion prevention. It's an essential compliance component of an enterprise.

We have domestic and offshore branch offices, data centers, and headquarters. We initially deployed it to 2,500 workstations and eventually expanded to 3,500.

We primarily use the solution to protect our endpoints from viruses, malware, cyber-attacks, etc. We can use it for virus scanning and as an end-to-end security solution for our machines. The product is installed on a server, which connects it to our workstations and provides an effective overall network security solution.

We are spread across geographically diverse locations, with teams in Asia-Pacific and EMEA. We deployed the solution to our servers, with multiple workstations, laptops, notebooks, tablets, and other mobile devices connected to the servers. The solution provides threat scanning on the server level, but we also have it installed on some specific high-value devices.

We use Endpoint Security for security and malware protection. Currently, we have 17 customers using Symantec, and each has different policies. Some customers only use security and malware, but customers use the USB block. The agent controls around 80,000 agents we manage in Symantec Endpoint Protection.

Our customers help to create multiple policies during the implementation. Every day, users request that we revise the content policy. If a customer observes any unusual user access, I modify the policy to lock everything down so users cannot move any documents. It is effective for controlling our security. We are using signature-based protection against viruses, Trojan horses, spyware, and other types of malware. That log is stored locally. We collect it for further analysis.

We have used Symantec for several scenarios depending on a client's requirements. We have used the Symantec solution for host integrity, device control, and communication policies. It has the host integration part where we get the custom option to add certain scripts.

Most of the clients have been using it on-prem, but we are now looking into the cloud or SaaS environment because it would be much easier to manage the infrastructure. Our clients have Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure.

My primary use case is malware protection. I also use it for device control, application control, and more. We are a financial institution.

It is used for detecting and blocking web attacks. 

We are a solution provider for end customers like Telco, banks, etc. We are also a Symantec partner and reseller. Not only do we use it but we also position this solution for customers.

We have a telecom company that was using Kaspersky and they still had some vulnerabilities and attacks and we discussed with them and succeeded in presenting this solution. The one we proposed was Symantec Protection Suite, SPS Enterprise Edition, for about more 1,100 endpoints, exactly 1,100 users. We also implemented the mailer for Symantec Messaging Gateway for spam protection. Until now they used the solution and they are very satisfied with it. We started with SEP 12.1 but later they upgraded to SEP 14.

Our client uses Endpoint Security at a school for antivirus protection. For example, if someone plugs in a USB on a classroom computer, Endpoint Security protects the network from infection. We have around 35 classrooms and eight teachers per class, so that's about 280 people.

The school does not use Endpoint Security to its full potential. The use case is basic. For example, it isn't being used to block stealth techniques. Sophos Firewall handles those kinds of attacks. Active Directory isn't used in the classroom, so the ability to block an AD takeover isn't being used. 

We haven't eliminated any other security solutions by adopting Endpoint Security, but we are trying to consolidate our solutions by installing a new FortiGate firewall and client licenses of FortiClient.

I'm an admin in an IT consulting company and we have different companies that use Symantec Endpoint Security Enterprise.

In one of our client's environments, they need securing of their Active Directory. The solution is the only product with a separate feature to secure Active Directory as part of Symantec Endpoint Security Complete. The client was also looking for an automated endpoint detection solution. That's why we went ahead with it.

We use the solution in order to protect all the computers and servers that we are using on the premises to have some controls against some threats. We are using it as anti-malware protection on the Endpoint Security side, and for encryptions for the high-risk drives on the encryption side.

We use it to secure our endpoint, especially with employees working from home.

Our company provides amusement park guest hospitality. This solution helps us with our daily operations, managing the amount of traffic in the network coming from the Internet as well as application updates and passwords. 

The main use case is to scan vulnerabilities on our endpoints. We need to make sure that our antivirus software is up to date. We need to ensure that patches on our workstations are up to date and that we can scan through folders and files to detect malware.

We are using it for endpoint security and EDR and as an antivirus. We are also using it for threat detection purposes.

It is on-prem. We didn't migrate to the cloud.

We use it for endpoint protection for desktops and server computers.

The primary reason we use the solution is to protect the device and to be sure there isn't any kind of malware. The device is protected from any kind of malware is the basic level of the solution. We use the control applications to blacklist applications that we don't need to use, and that we have blocked on the Microsoft group policy. We use the antivirus to do the same thing. That way, if the final user tries to install any non-approved software, the antivirus removes or blocks the application.

Symantec Endpoint Security's function is to protect our assets.

The use case for the solution was basically this: any computer or anything used for any sort of official business needed to have endpoint protection and needed to have some sort of antivirus protection. The thing was somewhat more than just an antivirus, it also included a firewall that operated in addition to the Windows or Mac firewall.

The university policy basically required that all endpoint devices used for official business have to meet certain requirements and one of them was to have an antivirus.

We used Symantec End-User Endpoint Security for a thin client for our servers and the full package for the user's systems.

We're a large company with half of our business in the UK and half throughout the rest of Europe. We deal with about 13 countries and I work from Serbia. Our business focuses on train and bus transport, and sometimes ferry services. We're using the solution to mitigate security risks. We were considering solutions for endpoint protection and decided to go with Symantec for our work stations and servers. It offers anti-malware plus a firewall and some other functionalities. I'm an IT manager. 

We use Symantec Endpoint Security as an antivirus solution to protect our servers.

We are service providers. We use this solution for endpoint response and detections.

We use this in the banking sector regularly.

We also use it for automatic threat protection and for DLP (Data Loss Protection).

The primary use cases of this solution are for antivirus protection, anti-malware protection, and personal firewall protection.

My primary use case is endpoint antivirus/antimalware security on Windows computers, on and off my office network.

A couple of our customers have deployed and are using Symantec Endpoint Protection.

I joined COMPAREX eight months back, and they have been using Symantec Endpoint Protection for two and a half years.

We are using Symantec Security for the server and the client. For the server, we are using Symantec Data Center Security (DCS), and for the client, we are using Symantec Endpoint Security.

We work with all deployment models. We have cloud and on-premises deployments, and we also have hybrid deployments. The cloud provider varies based on the customer, but mostly, our customers have AWS and Azure.

We were facing many problems related to AV definitions not being updated and viruses, and we could solve these problems with the help of Symantec. 

We provide support, services, and licenses to customers. Clients mainly use it for security features: antivirus, anti-spyware, host firewall, and the application development tool. Our clients are in enterprise industries as well as small finance companies.

The solution is deployed on-premises. I'm working with the 14.3 RU4 version.

Our primary use case of this product is endpoint security. We use it to secure our environment and endpoints—the basic purpose of antivirus products. 

This solution is deployed on-premises. 

We primarily use the solution to protect our endpoints. There are growing attacks worldwide, and we need to be protected against any eventuality - including malicious attacks or ransomware. We also use the solution to protect endpoints for users that work from home. 

We are using Symantec End-User Endpoint Security for our network security solution to protect us against threats, such as malicious software and websites.

We have Windows Endpoints and Linux Endpoints, but I believe it is mostly deployed on Windows. We do not have it installed on Linux.

We primarily use the solution for endpoint protection for the workstations. It's desktop protection, basically. 

I am using this solution for protecting myself from outside dangers. I am not using it on a daily basis. I open it very rarely. I open it only when I get an alert that I have got a suspicious file or something like that. I then go to the quarantine zone to check it.

The primary use case for this solution is to protect all endpoints in a complex enterprise environment, including it's servers, workstation, Citrix-based systems, includes Windows, Linux and Macs. We're a small company, under 50 users. But we deploy Symantec to companies that have from a few hundred to dozens of thousand users, therefore I have extensive experience with the product. We are partners and resellers and I'm a senior professional services engineer. 

We are using Symantec End-User Endpoint Security for our network security.

We are providing endpoint protection services. Our customers are very basic, and they usually enquire about endpoint protection, mainly antivirus. We try to explain to them about the threats and suggest that they go for endpoint security. We suggest this solution because it is a cloud-based solution, and they don't need to spare a VM for it. However, most of the time, they insist that nothing will happen to their system, and they just want to renew their endpoint protection system. They are usually not aware of ransomware or other threats.

Our primary use case for Symantec Endpoint Security is threat intelligence and endpoint protection. Their threat protection is very good. We are managing a good number of users thanks to the solution and we are pretty satisfied with it.

We're primarily using this solution for our workstations.

We use it for endpoint protection at the desktop level.

SEPM is a product for anti-virus security. It provides endpoint security for all client machines. It protects the client machines from malware or ransom attacks.

On each desktop, we have Symantic End-User Endpoint Security installed to control the use of any unauthorized software, any unauthorized files being downloaded to the workstations, and so on.

We use the product as an antivirus solution and install it on every end-user machine.  

We basically use the solution for endpoint protection.

The primary key is because it doesn't impact much in the performance of the endpoint.

We primarily use the product for all of our desktops and laptops; we use it for security purposes - for endpoint protection.

We use it to maintain a minimum of security in our office. It's very important to have an antivirus in our environment. The main object of the solution is to maintain stability so that our environment is protected from any websites that can harm our solution.

To prevent attacks you need a full range of protection: antivirus, anti-spam, proxies, and firewalls. Symantec provides the antivirus piece.

The solution is used for detection and endpoint protection against threats and malware. 

My primary use case for this is protecting the end user against cyber attacks. It is a simple product that is easily implemented on all of our hosts and servers.  It is especially helpful on our exchange server.

We are a small enterprise. Our primary use case of Symantec End-User Endpoint Security is for malicious websites and malware attacks.

Symantec End-User Endpoint Security is used for network security.

I am working as an endpoint security consultant. I'm not only working on Symantec. I also work with Kaspersky, McAfee, and all other vendors. I found Symantec is the best.

We are a partner or distributor of Symantec Endpoint Protection. We use this solution for antivirus and cyber threat protection. Internally, we are using it to ensure that we receive security against all known attack vectors with efficacy, cyber defense at scale, high-performance client, and on-premises management architecture.

We use this product for threat detection.

Our primary use for this solution is for antivirus, website protection, and malware protection.

I believe we are using the latest version. 

The solution deals with signature-based antiviruses.

We used this product to protect our endpoints.

We use the solution as endpoint security.

Endpoint protection. The performance has been adequate, not great.

We use this solution for threat protection in our automation control systems.

We primarily use the solution as active protection for our endpoints. We also use it for its upgrade frequency.

This product is an antivirus system and a firewall system for our companyh. We are customers of Symantec.

We use it for protecting our endpoints from the latest signature-based threats. We have 75 users.

We are using this solution for endpoint protection.

We work with Symantec DLP and Endpoint Protection as our main security solutions. We have deployed Endpoint Protection for a few customers and for our own organization as a test: Endpoint Protection, Email Security, and DLP.

We are a partner but we are a user as well. Our company has more than 100 employees and our group, which is made up of different companies, has more than 400 employees, and we are planning to deploy it for our group. Our company is the system integrator, while other companies within the group are service providers or different types of service integrators for areas like fintech.

• Primary endpoint protection for our office. 

It was replaced with my MSP's contracted solution, but that's being replaced by our own solution.

Symantec End-User Endpoint Security is used for network security.

We use this solution for its  antivirus capabilities   . It is an on-premises deployment.

It's an antivirus solution. We need something centralized because we have hundreds of desktops and laptops. We have taken this solution to manage antivirus, security, etc., all together.

Primary usage is on endpoints, desktops, clients, and servers, and it's working okay.

Symantec End-User Endpoint Security is used to control some device access and protect endpoints.

We use Symantec End-User Endpoint Security for protecting our network.

We primarily use the solution for our routing in our corporate office and have it installed all over that place.

I use this for antivirus and email security.

Symantec End-User Endpoint Security came with our antivirus protection as a package. Additionally, Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager comes with it by default and it is a wonderful tool.

This solution has been installed within a LAN/WAN topology, with slightly more than 300 clients, give or take. 

Standard use case: firewall, malware, app/device control, reporting of compliance, etc. We use other features too.

I'm an IT consultant, so I implement Symantec Endpoint Protection for customers, from SMB up to large enterprises and federal government.

We use it for endpoint security.

I have used various types of anti-virus software but I have fallen in love Symantec Endpoint Protection as it eliminated all the problems I used to have.

At the University of Zimbabwe, it is now the only antivirus that is used by both students and staff after careful consideration by the University IT department. It provides end-to-end protection for computers and laptops.

I primarily use the solution for endpoint protection.

We use the solution for endpoint protection. 

The primary use of this solution is for security.

SEP was used mainly to protect desktops/laptops of students, faculty, and staff (about thirty-five hundred in total).

Symantec was also used as messaging Gateway for email filtering (moved to Office 365).

Endpoint Protection and Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) with Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR). One of the best solutions that I have ever tried.

I have the program installed on my desktop. A primary use case involves the prevention of outside intrusions, so that no viruses may enter.

We use this product for endpoint protection.

We just use it mainly for workstation protection.

I use it as an antivirus.

The primary use case of this solution is as an antivirus.

Antivirus solution for a global company with approximately 34,000 endpoints.                                

It's a good proxy to control the user's access to the website. 

Within our organization, there are just shy of 250 employees using this solution. We have one administrator who takes care of all maintenance-related issues.

For now it is used for virus and malware protection, we are still working on other features. We have deployed it for workstation and servers. 

• Helps to protect our organization from known attacks. 
• Blocks malicious files, which are not generally repelled well.