Kaspersky Anti-Targeted Attack Platform and WatchGuard EPDR compete in the advanced security solutions category. WatchGuard EPDR has an upper hand due to its comprehensive features and robust integration with other security tools.
Features: Kaspersky is known for threat detection, automated incident response, and user-friendly interface. WatchGuard EPDR stands out with advanced endpoint protection, seamless integration with other security tools, and extensive feature sets catering to comprehensive security needs.
Room for Improvement: Kaspersky needs to enhance malware analysis tools, improve reporting functions, and expand integration capabilities. WatchGuard EPDR could benefit from more granular policy configurations, better scalability, and refined user management features.
Ease of Deployment and Customer Service: Kaspersky has straightforward deployment but mixed feedback on customer service. WatchGuard EPDR has smooth deployment and receives high praise for responsive support.
Pricing and ROI: Kaspersky is cost-effective with good ROI. WatchGuard EPDR is pricier, but users justify it due to robust features and strong security outcomes, validating the higher upfront costs based on performance and ROI.
Today’s cybercriminals constantly design unique and innovative methods of penetration and compromise. To avoid perimeter prevention technologies they use social engineering, non-malware and supply chain attacks to operate under the radar of security designed to catch ‘bad’ traces. It’s not enough to just ‘know’ what’s bad or dangerous – enterprises need to understand what’s normal, and use AI-driven techniques that simplify and automate this process. Targeted Attack Analyzer is a machine learning engine that involves self-learning to establish the baseline of normal, legitimate activities of an entire network. Through continuous network telemetry collection it finds deviations, detects suspicious activities and predicts further malicious actions at the initial stages of multilayered attacks.
EDR for continuous monitoring that prevents the execution of unknown processes. Behavioral analysis and detection of IoAs (indicators of attack) scripts, macros, etc.
Automatic detection and response for targeted attacks and in-memory exploits. Endpoint protection capabilities such as URL filtering, device control and managed firewall.
Zero-Trust Application and Threat Hunting features delivered as managed services. Lightweight agent and easy-to-use Cloud-based console with detailed reporting.
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