Comodo Advanced Endpoint Protection
8.2#1 in endpoint protection platformsFrom $18 a yearFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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DriveStrike
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| Fact | Comodo Advanced Endpoint Protection | DriveStrike |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | Installations support Active Directory, workgroup or IP discovery push deployment and packaged EXE, MSI, DMG and DEB pull installers. | Deployment options include email invitations, mass deployment with group policies or over-the-air push tools, individual installation, and remote desktop installation. |
| Headquarters | The company lists its US headquarters at 200 Broadacres Drive, Bloomfield, New Jersey. | Salt Lake City, Utah, United States |
| Purpose | AEP is endpoint protection designed to secure devices from known and unknown malware. | DriveStrike lets organizations remotely locate, lock, and wipe managed devices to help protect data when devices are lost, stolen, or used remotely. |
| Support | The pricing page lists AEP support by email at [email protected] and phone at 973-396-1235. | DriveStrike says live support professionals are available 24/7/365. |
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
DriveStrike plans
- DriveStrike subscription—
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 DriveStrike if…
DriveStrike suits organizations that need remote controls for managed devices across supported desktop and mobile platforms. Its device grouping, delegation, and Android policy tools may fit teams managing devices across departments or locations.