I use the solution to provide general security for my enterprise clients, primarily for servers. Deployments include cloud and on-prem. 

Agentless protection is very good for certain use cases.

We were using Trend Micro Deep Security for the sole purpose of virtual cloud management. It was the best VPM solution in the market, and other sites recognize the quality, such as the Gartner website.

We use Trend Micro Deep Security for servers and not for endpoints. So when it comes to the server, the key feature or reason why we went for Deep Security is because of its virtual patching. Usually, the server owners don't tend to keep their servers updated with the latest Microsoft patches. Trend Micro Deep Security provides a layer of security and virtual patching. So even if the server is not patched manually, it ensures that it is protected through this virtual VM.

My company suggests Trend Micro Deep Security to our clients for server maintenance, and the customers can move a lot of servers in their environment with lesser hiccups. Our client uses around 10,000 servers, so we suggested they use Trend Micro Deep Security, a server support-based tool. Apex One and Apex Central are designed for laptops and desktops.

I use Trend Micro Deep Security to enhance the security of our servers, which run various operating systems, including Solaris. For our servers, especially those involved in Webex, we deploy agents and enable specific modules like anti-malware, intrusion detection, and firewall protection.

We primarily use the solution for security and analysis. We provide the solution to our customers who want to protect endpoint security, and this offers a level of protection for endpoints. For customers using the solution for development and in the production environment, it can be used on the server.

It has application control, log integration, and monitoring. Everything there is in Deep Security. They can look at the product to see how it is working and what its usage is. 

Trend Micro Deep Security protects our organization from threats. Trend Micro has kept us compliant with PCI and PPA.

Our company uses Trend Micro for anti-malware support on servers and user PCs. Its normal anti-virus, file integrity monitoring, and threat prevention modules are also active in our systems.

In our company, all critical systems are connected to a Security Operation Center (SOC), and we use Trend Micro Deep Security on these servers. Our company is in the manufacturing industry, dealing with metals and mining processes, and many of our solutions are hosted on public IP and accessed from outside organizations' networks. Installing Trend Micro Deep Security helps us prevent ransomware attacks and other unauthorized access attempts. Since we are connected to SOC, we receive detailed information on any attempts to penetrate our systems from outside, apart from just letting us know if there are any vulnerabilities or not. Additionally, Trend Micro Deep Security provides features like sandboxing. However, we have not been able to utilize these features fully.

Since I wanted to know the additional features that Trend Micro Deep Security offers beyond what we currently use in our solution, I was trying to find a comparison between Trend Micro Deep Security and Trend Micro Apex One.

We primarily use the solution for security purposes. 

We use the solution to detect malicious threats, secure the endpoints, and disable the UFT.

It is mainly an antivirus product for both desktops as well as servers. It has additional modules which can be enabled in fast manner. It uses the same agent and additional modules like FIM, Filing Integrity Management and ELP services. 

It's for security: IDS, IPS, intrusion detection, and securing our perimeter in general. E.g., OWASP rules.

I work with the solution as an administrator. I use the solution for servers.

We use Trend Micro Deep Security for workload security. I also use it for protecting my critical server because it has an intrusion prevention feature.

Trend Micro Deep Security protected us from a ransomware attack two months ago. I can protect my server from ransomware using the product.

Basically, we are using the solution for protecting our server.

I am a manager for a non-profit and use this solution for its antivirus capabilities.

We primarily use the product for the server. We're using Trend Micro Deep Security to protect our servers. We have more than 400 of them.

We use Trend Micro Deep Security in our server environment.

We are also using it for virtualization security and antimalware functionality.

It is for managing application whitelisting, and intrusion detection and prevention for the CLOUD Act.

We use Trend Micro Deep Security to monitor the environment in case of zero-day attacks.

We are using Deep Security specifically for virtual patching of the virtual disks. The average customer for this is typically a government agency, and they're employing it on critical servers and services. It is usually on a database server, especially a purpose-built aggregation server. Unlike a web server or something like that, these servers aren't generally publicly connected. We have about 20 Deep Security customers, including most of the bigger banks. 

We are service providers for our customers. We are using Trend Micro Deep Security as an anti-malware and as an complete endpoint protection solution for server. The primary use case is data center security.

It's used as a part of our managed solutions. Security is key for them because we have seen a lot of ransomware in the past. We do very well on security side, whether it is application network or a host-based security. This is one of the offerings that we offer to our customer by default.

As it is a core part of our managed services, it integrates with other products which revolve around patch management. We have our own IP which takes care of the actual patch management that we leverage. We also have a lot of monitoring platforms with a single, integrate dashboard taking the data from the APIs.

I used the solution for a UK-based banking company. They had around 200 Linux servers. They had the product installed as an antivirus solution on the servers. We were responsible for managing malware or virus detection. We protected the environment from malicious files.

Our primary use case of Deep Security is running our server smoothly and without any security flaws. The server-level layers have more functionality when compared to desktop-level layers, so Deep Security captures and fulfills all of that functionality and runs smoothly. At the end of the day, Deep Security is also getting the zero-day vulnerabilities from our on-premise and other solutions. 

This solution is deployed on-premise, and we are using the latest version. 

We use Trend Micro Deep Security as a Service on AWS through Marketplace and Trend Micro Deep Security on-prem to meet our virtualization security & compliance requirements.

We use this solution for protection from ransomware. 

We use artificial intelligence in the Trend Micro engine for deep security inspection. It allows us to analyze the data and threats.

Our primary use case for this solution is to prevent DDoS and other types of attacks from internal or external sources.

• End users
• Some servers

We use Trend Micro Deep Security as a tool for its antivirus and antimalware capabilities to protect our systems.

We recommend the use of this solution to our clients, both with virtual and traditional servers.

Our primary use case is to provide endpoint security for our AWS EC2 instances, covering features, such as host-based firewall, IDS/IPS, anti-malware, and application control.

We use the solution for Windows Server on Linux distribution. We have several environments. We use the tool to secure on-premise servers.

We use it for security, specifically for old servers still in the company. It is doing its job.

We use Trend Micro Deep Security to protect our network, endpoint, email, servers, etc.

We use the solution for server security. 

Our main use case of this product is for antivirus and virtual patching.

We are using two products. One is Trend Mirco Deep Security, and the other is Apex One. We use Apex One for endpoint protection and Deep Security for server protection.

It scans for intrusion prevention and the forensics of any threats.

I primarily use the solution for web security and port encryption. It helps protect endpoints. 

Most of our traffic comes from blacklisted IPs, virus types, and phishing proofing. These are the major use cases that we observe in our daily operations.

It is being used for our servers. It has many features such as firewall, IPS, anti-malware, and antivirus.

Trend Micro makes up part of our overall security solution.

Our environment includes virtual machines using VMware, and this solution is used as part of the overall security solution.

We primarily use the solution for security purposes. 

We are primarily using the product for IDS, IPS, and deep security.

It gives clients an additional view of what's happening in their data centers.

Deep Security is on-prem at this stage, but it has got cloud workload protection that has similar functionality in the cloud.

Deep Security is a server protection product. We use it for virtual patching and file integration. You can use this with your cloud or an NX environment, virtual services, VMware, etc. 

I used it in my previous company, and it was basically used for security levels. My company was into the implementation of projects, and we used to implement security solutions. Along with Trend Micro, we used to implement these devices. We had several customers of this solution.

Our primary use case is for endpoint protection and email as well as web protection. We are stacking our servers once a month and vulnerabilities are checked every day. I'm a senior director in the company and we're a customer of Trend.  

We use Trend Micro Deep Security for security protection.

The primary use case of this solution is for anti-malware and virtual paths.

We provide solutions for our clients.

Trend Micro Deep Security is used to secure their important data and important files.

The primary use case is its antivirus and anti-malware capabilities.

We mostly integrate it with the EC2 instances.

The primary use case of this solution is for deep security protection when accessing the internet and when performing online accounting.

We use it for virtual environment protection.