Comodo Advanced Endpoint Protection
8.2#1 in endpoint protection platformsFrom $18 a yearFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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Dr.Web Enterprise Security Suite
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| Fact | Comodo Advanced Endpoint Protection | Dr.Web Enterprise Security Suite |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | The company lists its US headquarters at 200 Broadacres Drive, Bloomfield, New Jersey. | Moscow, Russia |
| Integrations | The management product supports Active Directory and existing Microsoft SQL Server or embedded SQL Express databases. | The Control Center page describes integration with Windows NAP and support for external databases including Oracle, PostgreSQL, and Microsoft SQL Server. |
| Purpose | AEP is endpoint protection designed to secure devices from known and unknown malware. | Dr.Web Enterprise Security Suite is an endpoint security solution for protecting corporate network nodes. |
| Support | The pricing page lists AEP support by email at [email protected] and phone at 973-396-1235. | Doctor Web states that technical support is available online 24/7. |
Comodo Advanced Endpoint Protection plans
- Free ForeverFree
- SME Premium$4 a year
- AEP annual license (5–15 users)$18 a year
- SME Premium$39 a month
- Basic subscriptionPriced on request
- Comodo Advanced Endpoint ProtectionPriced on request
Dr.Web Enterprise Security Suite plans
- Dr.Web Enterprise Security SuitePriced on request
Pick Comodo Advanced Endpoint Protection if…
AEP suits small and medium businesses seeking endpoint protection for servers, desktops, laptops, or mobile devices. It may suit organizations that want unknown files contained during analysis.
Pick Dr.Web Enterprise Security Suite if…
The suite is intended for companies and organizations of any size that need centrally managed protection across networked devices. Its listed coverage includes desktops, servers, email, gateways and Android devices.