What is your primary use case for Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Business?

Kaspersky is a good product. It helps clients with adequate protection using the latest technologies, such as AI, Azure, and zero-day attack protection.

The solution is used as an antivirus for protection.

We use the solution for protection against malware.

The solution provides 24/7 support and EDR. The failure rate is very low. It is customer-friendly.

Initially, we used the solution for endpoint protection, but now we also use it for detection response.

The reliability of Kaspersky Security is evident in its effectiveness in various use cases, including endpoint protection and antivirus functionalities.

We use the solution for our endpoint computing. We install the solution on the laptops and desktops of the employees within the organization.

We use it for Endpoint security, and we manage client security antivirus and device control. We also use it for web monitoring.

In my company, we use Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Business, just like how we use Sophos Central and Trend Micro Integrated Data Loss Prevention.

I primarily use this solution for security.

We use the software to secure and defend the network from malicious attacks for endpoints.

We're using it on the endpoint on the user's computer and the servers. We have licenses for workstations and servers. And it's the endpoint security that is the antivirus and the IDS integrated. We also use it to manage some restrictions and web browsing for some users. We allow them to browse some websites and also we restrict some devices and ports.

My primary use case of Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Business is for security, such as anti-virus and patch deployment.

We use Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Business as our antivirus for our systems.

I am a cyber security engineer and use this to protect my computer from viruses.

We primarily implement the solution for our clients. It's primarily for securing endpoints.

We primarily use the solution as a traditional antivirus for signature-based activities such as malware or infections. It's for employing remediation and prevention detection.

We primarily use Kaspersky Endpoint Security for antivirus access control and virus control. This solution is deployed on-prem.

Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Business is used for security.

Kaspersky Endpoint Security is used to protect from and respond to anything tentatively identified as a virus and ransomware.

We use Kaspersky Endpoint Security for user protection. This solution is deployed on-premises.

We install Kaspersky to protect our endpoints for clients and servers. In the past, Kaspersky had different solutions for the clients and servers. We use the solution for protection from viruses, malware, etc., on the client's side. I'm not sure if we'll increase usage of Kaspersky or try another solution. We are having discussions now with Trend Micro because we have new business requirements, and we want to see all the different capabilities that are there. When we started with Kaspersky, it was an antivirus system, but now they've added endpoint protection, so it has more capabilities. Trend Micro has the same product and engine for clients and servers. We are using another product from Trend Micro that will integrate these products, which is better than having different solutions. For now, we're still using Kaspersky, but in the future, I think we'll move to Trend Micro.

The solution is primarily used for protection. It's useful for internet accessing and network accessing protection and for flash memory protection from sharing, accessing, and other attacks.

Recently, I have primarily been using Kaspersky Endpoint Security for protection against ransomware. I also use this solution for file encryption. This solution is deployed on-prem.

My primary use case is on server workload, where this solution works really well.

It's on-premise. There are three Kaspersky appliances — EPP, EDR, and the sandbox — that all work together. If someone wants to secure their internal endpoints, they can use the EBB and the EDR tools. You can use these to investigate traffic on the endpoint. The sandboxing feature is used to check the files.

We use Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Business to protect against threats.

My primary use case of this solution is for protection from malware and viruses. This solution is deployed on-prem. We are using the latest version.

I primarily offer it to clients for their business. Kaspersky has four different kinds of products for endpoint security, and EDR is a mixture of all of those four products. On top of that, they have an artificial intelligence feature in it, and a machine-learning feature in it, as a new feature.

We're using Kaspersky for antivirus protection and endpoint protection.

My primary use case is for threat protection.

We primarily use the solution for version and device control. That's why we have moved to Kaspersky. It's meant to be assisting us with device and control issues.

Our primary use case is for protecting our desktops and critical servers. This solution is deployed on-premises.

We use Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Business for protecting our information.

Our primary use case is protection against spyware. We are partners with Kaspersky.

Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Business is used for network protection. It does monitoring and can detect intrusions and viruses. Additionally, we use it for log management.

We use Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Business for many purposes. We mainly use it for protection against malware. Additionally, we perform a lot of administration for users using the application, device, and web controls.

The Kaspersky Endpoint Security is used for all the workstations in the company.

The solution is primarily used to protect my personal information. I use it for security purposes.

The normal use case was for viruses protection. The viruses were getting transferred through the internet and external storage drives to the end-users. However, I am seeing more often customers are going one step further and using a sandboxing environment for protection against ransomware.

We use Kaspersky Endpoint Security for email filtering, web browsing, web filtering, and USB filtering.

I primarily use the solution for endpoint protection. It's for security purposes.

The solution is primarily used in order to protect computers. It also helps you avoid issues online.

We use the solution in our company for security against intrusions. However, we cannot trace the source of the issue without the EDR which we are planning to implement soon. We are able to receive the report from the server and which SNMP traps are from what system but that is all.

We use this solution for the antivirus to secure our PCs and server rooms.

We may be using version 13 or 14, although I can't say for certain. The solution provides protection for all our systems, file servers, endpoints and domain controllers.

It's our antivirus software, and we use it for disabling USBs.

We use Kaspersky Endpoint Security to provide support to our customers. The new version and configuration settings are like production components.

We are using this solution for endpoint protection against intrusions, such as viruses.

We use this solution to secure our endpoint devices. With Kaspersky, we are licensed for 300 users. Eight technical engineers handle all maintenance-related issues.

We are using this solution for endpoint protection.

I use the solution for security protection.

The solution is used for our enterprise. We primarily use the solution for security. We use it for detection purposes.

We use the solution for protection against viruses, spyware, and malware.

We're using the solution primarily for protection and security. We use it for malware protection.

We deploy it to every computer, server, and workstation within our network and also some home computers and laptops for endpoint protection.

We primarily use the solution for endpoint security and protection.

We primarily use the solution for security and protection. We use the product to scan our machines and arrest any viruses it comes across in its search. We also use it for notifications. It will alert us to any issues with the system.

I've used Kaspersky as an integrator, for internet security. It can be used for malware and email security as well as for situations where you are handling online transactions.

We primarily use the solution as an antivirus for endpoint security. It can be used to protect against malware and as security for online browsing - for example, when you want to do online transactions, it can secure the process.

We are mounting the solution on a secured managed service center, where we are implementing it in order to have the EDR.

Our clients use it for protecting their endpoints.

We primarily use the solution for endpoint protection along with catering to Office 365, OneDrive, Teams, SharePoint, Outlook, or Exchange - along with Windows update services.

We primarily use the solution for endpoint protection within our organization.

The primary use case was for endpoint security.

I use Kaspersky like an end-user, I just want security, but I don't use all the features. I only use it for protection, like when someone puts a pen drive inside my PC and to block some websites and content.

Our primary use case for Kaspersky Endpoint Security is to protect our endpoint machines and ideally we are also looking at protecting our server. However, I had challenges deploying it to the servers. It was making them really slow.

We primarily use the solution for endpoint security. It's just used to protect our equipment for the most part.

We primarily use the solution for its antivirus and firewall. It has a VPN also that comes in handy.

We are distributors.

We primarily use Kaspersky as our antivirus solution. It covers endpoint protection and endpoint compliance, as well.

We use this product because it's a management center and it has good security.

We used the solution to protect as against computer viruses.