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Install or not the Prevention Exploit function on the server

Kader 
Hi Guys...

I have just installed the Exploit Prevention functionality on SEC 5.5, I pushed the installation on the client computer and everything is going fine.
I wonder what recommendations to install or not this function on the servers such as : WSUS, AD, DHCP, Backup server (Commvault), etc... Thanks for your help ;)



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    Hello Kader,

    EXP is rather lightweight, servers aren't immune. EXP (note that it's anyway for Windows only) can also protect writable shares from modifications by a compromised client. Our Windows group would rather protect just the servers than only the clients.
    what are you concerns - performance, availability, usability, or license costs?

    Christian

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    Hello Kader,

    EXP is rather lightweight, servers aren't immune. EXP (note that it's anyway for Windows only) can also protect writable shares from modifications by a compromised client. Our Windows group would rather protect just the servers than only the clients.
    what are you concerns - performance, availability, usability, or license costs?

    Christian

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