I am using SentinelOne not for MDR, only for EDR/XDR, because we wanted to use it for MDR, but the threshold for the required number of licenses to secure machines or users is quite high at 200, and we are below that number. Therefore, we just use it for several machines for XDR, and the console is working pretty well, but not for MDR. We are using Bitdefender GravityZone XDR. With one project, Bitdefender GravityZone XDR won, so we are using it for MDR and recently upgraded it to MDR. I have to still put some configurations into it, but we are using it for EDR/XDR as endpoint protection for our clients, for servers, and we are using email security with GravityZone as well. We have been using it for XDR purposes for about half a year, seven to eight months, starting to implement it at the end of last year, around November or December. Since then, we are working with it, and so far, we have no problems; it's working smoothly with email security. Initially, we had some issues with accessing quarantined mails, but we found solutions, and we haven't had many incidents. Recently, we dealt with two or three incidents where users clicked on email attachments and those were quarantined immediately, showing that it's working fine. We are working with GravityZone, which includes the regular XDR and also now the MDR package from Bitdefender GravityZone XDR along with email security. Before that, we had email security with Sophos firewall, but we moved that to GravityZone, which is a cloud-based service.
The company uses Bitdefender GravityZone XDR for security operations. It is implemented in a cloud environment, utilizing virtual machines and Google's G Suite. The solution is primarily used to enhance security measures for the organization.
Nowadays, people are looking for ransomware protection because data is not recoverable. So they want robust security against ransomware. Bitdefender EDR and XDR offer many controls and a lot of visibility about incidents and events happening on the endpoint.
I'm an MSSP (managed security service provider), and I provide the solution to my customers as part of a complete suite of security measures. From a Bitdefender point of view, we're trying to protect our customers from ransomware and unusual behavior that might be occurring on specific devices and servers. That is just one component of many tools needed to protect a customer fully. The Bitdefender we deliver is integrated into the security operations center (SOC). From one pane of glass or one dashboard, which is the SOC dashboard, we can see alerts and events that are occurring within Bitdefender.
We send it to many customers. It would be some customers in the government sector, some of them in manufacturing, some of them in IT, etcetera. So, it's a very diverse customer profile. It's SMB-ish, so small and large enterprise also.
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I am using SentinelOne not for MDR, only for EDR/XDR, because we wanted to use it for MDR, but the threshold for the required number of licenses to secure machines or users is quite high at 200, and we are below that number. Therefore, we just use it for several machines for XDR, and the console is working pretty well, but not for MDR. We are using Bitdefender GravityZone XDR. With one project, Bitdefender GravityZone XDR won, so we are using it for MDR and recently upgraded it to MDR. I have to still put some configurations into it, but we are using it for EDR/XDR as endpoint protection for our clients, for servers, and we are using email security with GravityZone as well. We have been using it for XDR purposes for about half a year, seven to eight months, starting to implement it at the end of last year, around November or December. Since then, we are working with it, and so far, we have no problems; it's working smoothly with email security. Initially, we had some issues with accessing quarantined mails, but we found solutions, and we haven't had many incidents. Recently, we dealt with two or three incidents where users clicked on email attachments and those were quarantined immediately, showing that it's working fine. We are working with GravityZone, which includes the regular XDR and also now the MDR package from Bitdefender GravityZone XDR along with email security. Before that, we had email security with Sophos firewall, but we moved that to GravityZone, which is a cloud-based service.
I am using Bitdefender GravityZone XDR in my capacity as a CTO and a partner or reseller of Bitdefender.
The company uses Bitdefender GravityZone XDR for security operations. It is implemented in a cloud environment, utilizing virtual machines and Google's G Suite. The solution is primarily used to enhance security measures for the organization.
Nowadays, people are looking for ransomware protection because data is not recoverable. So they want robust security against ransomware. Bitdefender EDR and XDR offer many controls and a lot of visibility about incidents and events happening on the endpoint.
I'm an MSSP (managed security service provider), and I provide the solution to my customers as part of a complete suite of security measures. From a Bitdefender point of view, we're trying to protect our customers from ransomware and unusual behavior that might be occurring on specific devices and servers. That is just one component of many tools needed to protect a customer fully. The Bitdefender we deliver is integrated into the security operations center (SOC). From one pane of glass or one dashboard, which is the SOC dashboard, we can see alerts and events that are occurring within Bitdefender.
We send it to many customers. It would be some customers in the government sector, some of them in manufacturing, some of them in IT, etcetera. So, it's a very diverse customer profile. It's SMB-ish, so small and large enterprise also.