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SESC 9 vs other AV products

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What are your views of Sophos and SESC9?

It has been a while since I've used any other vendor. I hope to see some responses covering what others feel, like those that just come to Sophos recently as well as those like myself that use Sophos.

Back ground:

We have been using Sophos for over 3 years now and I'm pleased over all with this product. We used to be a Symantec shop and saw enough issues to move on.

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    We're running Sophos for about.... think, we really didn't use any other product cause Sophos covers all belongings very well. Sure, as I am the responsible admin I did have a look at other products (over at colleagues doing the same job), even tried other products in demo-|testing-environment.

    Maybe I'm too much used to the easyness of roll-out process und keeping machines up to date so I didn't spend too much time testing other products. Guess, there's still room for improvement on some features but hey, it's the same with all vendors|products.

    Cheers,
    Joshua

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    We're running Sophos for about.... think, we really didn't use any other product cause Sophos covers all belongings very well. Sure, as I am the responsible admin I did have a look at other products (over at colleagues doing the same job), even tried other products in demo-|testing-environment.

    Maybe I'm too much used to the easyness of roll-out process und keeping machines up to date so I didn't spend too much time testing other products. Guess, there's still room for improvement on some features but hey, it's the same with all vendors|products.

    Cheers,
    Joshua

    :2494
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