Symantec Endpoint Encryption Reviews

Its management is good, and it is also scalable and mostly stable.

Its decryption time needs to be improved. Currently, its decryption time is very long, and it takes double time than encryption. They need to work on that. Its encryption time is fine.

I have been using this solution for four to five years. I am using its latest version.

There are minor challenges related to the updates for Windows and Mac systems, but it is mostly stable.

It is scalable.

I didn't contact their technical support.

I would recommend this solution. I would rate Symantec Endpoint Encryption an eight out of ten.

The primary use case is for protecting accounts.

Protecting accounts.

We would like some advanced security protection features.

The stability has been good, so far.

The scalability is good.

The technical support is good.

The initial support was straightforward.

The solution has helped to increase staff productivity.

It is a good product.

We are currently working with companies in the financial sector which is why we are using this on-premises solution, because their compliance policies do not allow for cloud-based servers. Our clients are using the full encryptions. They're using Symantec Endpoint Encryption to secure their data. If someone loses their laptop, for example, they can wipe their disk and save their data from ending up with a third party.

I like all the features in Symantec Endpoint because they provide four or five features for end-users. They have three consoles for managing the data. Symantec also provides the licensing with the software. There is no need to enter the licensing or install files manually because it's bundled with the software. This is a good feature. Also, you get updates and other encrypted files easily. I also like the manage keys.

There is no need to add any features, because they are developing their own encryption methods.

Currently, all the software has been managed by BitLocker, but Windows does not suit every encryption management software. 

There are many apps that do that kind of thing. All the features are there so I don't think that needs to be on encryption software. I'm working with some end point management software and they are managing the software and connections, what can be installed and what is restricted, etc... But more features need to be included in the encryption software.

I have been using Symantec Endpoint Encryption for one year.

Their scalability is good. They are using three consoles and have full-consoling end point users for our solutions.

On a scale of one to ten I would rate Symantec Endpoint an eight.