We had QRadar and Symantec before that. We did a POC for Trend Micro with good results. One of the biggest benefits is that it is a consolidated solution. Everything is managed from one console. 

I've also worked with McAfee, Symantec, Kaspersky, and AVG. I work with a lot of cybersecurity products. Prior to this product, I specifically used Symantec.

I also worked with Crowdstrike; however, it works using a different algorithm. Apex One is based more on data and works more on a behavioral basis, and Crowdstrike does not work like that.

We also use Cisco. 

In the past, we used Symantec, but we no longer use it. Once we evaluated Trend Micro, we decided to switch. 

I've previously worked with Symantec and McAfee. This is my third solution. I find Trend Micro to be very user-friendly. Everything is integrated under one solution. It's a host-based intrusion prevention system by default and we get protection of all four endpoints with it. 

We previously only used free business services such as lightweight protection and OfficeScan.

I previously worked with Kaspersky and McAfee, but we are new to the XDR. It's a relatively new service and there are only a few competing products. For example, Check Point also has this option.

I don't think that there is a significant difference between Apex One and other solutions, but I think this is an expert solution. I have not tried all of them, so I can't say definitively if they are better or worse. However, one difference is that an agent uses up processing power and computer memory. Kaspersky uses a lot of memory, whereas Micro Focus doesn't seem to cause the computer's performance to slow down. Maybe if you perform a huge scan, you'll notice it's working slower, but usually, it isn't too much.

We previously used Sophos, but its console was resource-intensive and impacted the performance of our Windows machines. Apex One is more resource-friendly than Sophos.

We previously used Kaspersky Endpoint Detection and McAfee. We switched to Trend Micro Apex One because it offered a lower price, better central management, and is a popular solution in our country.

We used to employ McAfee, but we transitioned our systems and subsequently switched to Trend Micro Apex One.

We have used Symantec, among other solutions, in the past. We read about this product and found it was better at endpoint protection. 

We previously used McAfee, but it was not protecting our endpoints as well as we liked. So, we switched to Trend Micro Apex One.

We were using McAfee. We switched because the pricing of Trend Micro was competitive at the time. 

We were happy with McAfee, and we were happy with Trend Micro. We did not have any issues with either product. We did not see any reduction in viruses and malware after moving to Apex One.

We had Trend Micro locally installed, and it was advised by the company to change to the Trend Micro Apex One. We wanted to centralize the corporate office.

Before that, I used Kaspersky. In a different company, I also used a cloud-based and centralized solution where we could track all the machines. Before that, I used to work with McAfee, but it was not centralized. It required individual management.

I am using other server protections and intelligence products. I still have CrowdStrike in my portfolio. I have clients for that, and I am okay with CrowdStrike.

Our previous three antivirus solutions were Trend Micro 7, 8, and XP before we upgraded to Apex One.

We previously used McAfee. McAfee had some business changes as some other company took over, and there was no future roadmap for the next releases. I was unclear if I would get any updates or if the solution would introduce new versions or releases in the coming years.

We were an OfficeScan portion, which was rebranded and upgraded to Apex One.

We previously used McAfee EDR. I like Apex One much better. 

We were using Sophos. Trend Micro Apex One is bundled with other enterprise protection products, so it covers more than just antivirus.

In my previous organization, I used CrowdStrike. The single platform offered by Trend Micro Apex One is an advantage.

I did not previously use a different solution. 

We were previously using Symantec antivirus but switched to Apex One because we were looking for a solution that also offered DLP. Symantec has limited DLP capabilities. With Apex One, you can also implement the DLP tool at the client level as well as the endpoint.

Previously we used Symantec Endpoint Security and switched to Trend Micro Apex One because we were not receiving sufficient support from Symantec Endpoint Security after its acquisition by Broadcom.

We previously used Kaspersky and switched to Trend Micro Apex One because of the Integrated Business Solutions. My goal was to accomplish two areas, particularly the Deep Security server. I was searching for my server and subsequently, data loss protection. For the two extra seasons, the cost was lower than that of Kaspersky and the features were more extensive.

Since I have been working at the organization, the company has always used Trend Micro. I don't know if they used anything else prior to that. That said, we use a number of other services as security in depth. We have other gateways and firewalls and a bunch of other items that we use.

I have previously used McAfee. 

I also work with SentinelOne and CrowdStrike, which I regard as the most advanced solutions. Apex One's GUI is way too old school and their R&D is behind. Apex One has most of the features, but it's lacking some things that are necessary in today's landscape. 

SentinelOne is the clear winner out of these three because it offers end-to-end protection against anything malicious. If it's a Mac endpoint, SentinelOne can end the process through launch. SentinelOne also offers a more in-depth EDR analysis than Apex One. 

Trend Micro Vision One has a different feature set because Vision One is an XDR, but Apex One is an EDR. In my use case, Apex One is too old school compared to Vision One, which has more capabilities and advanced features. 

We were using McAfee before using Apex One. Pricing, functionality, and ease of management were the reasons for moving to Apex One.

We have recently migrated from Apex One to Microsoft Defender for Endpoint. Apex One is an Endpoint Detection and Response or EDR solution, whereas Microsoft Defender for Endpoint has XDR capabilities. Apart from detection, it is also helping in responding to those detections and providing automated responses to those detections. In addition, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint is bundled with our subscription. Security is a part of it, so we decided to go for Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, but Apex One was our solution for two years. During the COVID time, when we went into a hybrid work environment and people were working from home, it helped us very well during that time.

I have not used any other solution.

We have been using Symantec End-User Endpoint Security and added Trend Micro Apex One to our environment.

Before Trend Micro, we were using McAfee.

We switched because of the price difference. There is a huge price difference between Trend Micro and McAfee.

We implemented Microsoft Defender 365 in its place. When you look at, for example, reporting from all kinds of incidents it seems to be better than what I have seen from Trend Micro.

There was a period of time when the company paid for both Microsoft licenses and Defender and the reason for the transition was to just have the one solution already covered under 365. 

We were using another solution for endpoint protection. I do not remember its name, but we switched to Trend Micro within two or three months of my joining this organization.

The most important reason for switching was that the other solution did not have an EDR solution. The price was also more than the Apex One and EDR altogether. We also saw some malware problems, and some of the users also had issues with using their computers. They could not even move the mouse, whereas Apex One does not impact their work. It works in the background.

Trend Micro's been in our company for quite some time. Apex, under the new name, is the latest. Before that, it was OfficeScan, which was Trend Micro as well. We've likely used Trend Micro for a decade.

We have used other solutions in the past, such as Kaspersky, but we currently are migrating to a Microsoft solution. Since we use many Microsoft solutions and wanted to consolidate the organization it seemed like the natural thing to do to move from Trend Micro Apex One to Microsoft.

We haven't used other vendors for our EDR console, but we have used traditional endpoint protection solutions like McAfee and Symantec. 

We previously used Microsoft Defender and Broadcom Symantec. Trend Micro Apex One is more complete and has a better layout.

Earlier I was using McAfee and changed to Trend Micro Apex One. McAfee was also very good but Trend Micro provides more features and is more lightweight.  

We are in the process of implementing XDR.

We previously used CrowdStrike. CrowdStrike is EDR/XDR. CrowdStrike has a very good interface. Trend Micro has two different consoles for XDR and EDR, whereas, with CrowdStrike, it's all one console. 

I have previously used other solutions, such as Kaspersky Endpoint. 

Trend Micro Apex One and Kaspersky Endpoint are close to being the same solution. I would rate Kaspersky Endpoint higher than Trend Micro Apex One.

The drawback with Kaspersky Endpoint is if the computer systems are out of the network for a long time and the system comes back online, it takes a long time to synchronize and to receive updates. It updates, but it updates very slow, regardless, of whatever internal bandwidth you have. Even if you have changed the source from the on-premises server to the Kaspersky website to the Kaspersky cloud, it takes time. In Kaspersky Endpoint, some of the hash files are hard to find.

The most valuable feature of Kaspersky is, the moment you install the Net Agent, it immediately starts the inventory. This happens regardless of whether you have a system in your domain or non-domain, it scans your network fully.

Earlier, I was working with OfficeScan, which was the previous brand.

We also use Trend Micro Endpoint, and Trend Micro Deep Discovery Inspector, and Deep Security.

I have been using Trend Micro Endpoint for the last five years.

With Trend Micro Deep Security and Trend Micro Apex One, the use cases are different. One is directly designed for server security and the other is for endpoint devices, which are mostly Windows 10 and Windows 8.

We are using Deep Security for our server and Apex One for our endpoints.

We went with this solution because they have a really huge investment in artificial intelligence; not only in attack signatures but also behaviors.

I previously used Sophos, which is a much better product with centralized management (in my opinion).

I've also used Symantec, which is easier to set up. It's also lighter. However, Symantec's support is not good at all. 

I think SAP's endpoint solution has more features available in its interface compared to Apex One.

Previously, we used the OfficeScan version.

We are currently using Carbon Black as well.

We have always been using Trend Micro. We followed them through their evolution from OfficeScan to Office XG to Apex One. 

I think with the evolution of Windows 10, and how Microsoft does deployment, it has made using this application a lot more challenging. With the manageability and when Microsoft does an update, we sometimes struggle with the updates because of how they happen. 

The result being that Trend will block or pause an update on the Microsoft side and Trend will release the update. We deploy that update but the machine won't get those fixes and doesn't allow the update to happen, so we have to manually troubleshoot the machines, uninstall the app, and do several things to push the Windows update. We have always been playing a game of whack-a-mole with it. This can be extremely frustrating when you have a small IT team.

We offer Trend Micro Endpoint, Apex Central, XCR, EDI, EPP, and their deep security.

We provide endpoint security for the extra server.

We have provided many solutions from Trend Micro.

I have worked with Kaspersky in the past. The setup is very different from what we have now and it is difficult to compare, but I think that Kaspersky is a better product.

In the Kaspersky deployment, the company had a lot of sites and edge-caching was needed to distribute videos.

We previously used Symantec. I was mainly dealing with the end point, installing, and uninstalling it and solving different issues that were involved or problems that were involved due to the Symantec endpoint client, but besides that, I wasn't managing the system.

The main difference between the two is the heaviness that was edited with Symantec on the endpoint client itself and into the client. The agent is pretty heavy on the resources sometimes, the memory specialists and we feel that with Trend, the product is more light on the station, and doesn't consume a lot of resources. That's I think the main issue.

I was previously using Trend Micro Worry-Free Business and I switched because Trend Micro Apex One has more features.

We were previously using McAfee Endpoint in our organization.

Trend Micro OfficeScan was used from the beginning to replace some solutions. It has been used for the last 15 years. We are mostly a Trend Micro shop.

We didn't previously use a different solution. We've always used Trend Micro.

We used McAfee in the past, we switched due to the modern techniques that are offered by Trend Micro. Trend Micro also offers excellent features and a great machine learning technique.

We did not really work with other solutions prior to Trend Micro Apex One. 

We are migrating next week from Symantec Endpoint Protection to Trend Micro. We are part of a corporation that has offices in many countries of South America. We signed an agreement with Trend Micro, and that's why we are switching to Trend Micro.

I am also working with Symantec Endpoint Security. I started using Trend Micro Apex One because Symantec was acquired by another company, and I was looking for a change.

I have used CrowdStrike.

We have been using Apex One since it was the OfficeScan product. We are currently in the process of upgrading and we are having some issues with the process. We would like a better solution but they are not providing one for us.

We previously used McAfee and Symantec. 

We have replaced Symantec and McAfee with Trend Micro Apex One.

We have worked with Carbon Black and their solutions do not compare with Trend Micro.

At my previous job, I used Norton (Symantec). When I changed companies I started using this solution, by Trend Micro.

Previously, I was working with Trend Micro, but recently we have signed with SentinelOne.

I have previously worked with Symantec. Since we are a reseller we work with all three of these products. 

We have faced some issues with McAfee.

The features in Sophos are very good and the detection capability is excellent.