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Intercept X on VDI's protected by Sophos for Virtual Environments

Dan Epps

Can we deploy Intercept X onto VDI's that are protected by Sophos for Virtual Environments? 

The virtualization projection policies don't offer any exploit protection and are more geared for servers. 

Can maybe speak to someone 3rd line about this? Its hard to speak to good people at Sophos. 



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    Same here. We have gone through Sophos support, and no one has actually sat down and really tried to come up with a solution. We're trying to install the entire Sophos suite 11.5.4 as a fat install at this point, and we are still running into randomness. Broken drivers, services, and some unrepeatable successes. Currently we have the SSVM running, but like you, we want intercept x to run as well.

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    Same here. We have gone through Sophos support, and no one has actually sat down and really tried to come up with a solution. We're trying to install the entire Sophos suite 11.5.4 as a fat install at this point, and we are still running into randomness. Broken drivers, services, and some unrepeatable successes. Currently we have the SSVM running, but like you, we want intercept x to run as well.

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    Support cant even give me a coherent answer. 

    I have actually deployed the SVE Agent onto a test VDI and then installed intercept X and its working. Just not sure its supported, neither are Sophos tho! 

    Good product and with their recent Invincea acquisition its going to get better but their support doesn't have the depth of other products and its really letting them down. 

    Maybe someone will read this at Sophos?

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