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UTM Endpoint vs Enterprise Console

dcerroni
Before Sophos bought Astaro, we were using both products.  Astaro for the Firewall and also Sophos for our Virus Protection.  Our Enterprise Console /Antivirus license is about to expire and I am wondering about the advantages or disadvantages of just using the endpoint feature of the UTM

I believe it is cheaper to upgrade our UTM to allow endpoint than to renew our current Enterprise Antivirus.   We are a smaller company and we do not use many of the Enterprise Console features like Patch, Encryption and Application Control.

Has anyone else had to make the same decision?

Is the UTM endpoint stable?

Any thoughts or insights on UTM's endpoint would be helpful.

Thanks

David


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    The SEC feature is more robust, especially around deployment.  The UTM feature is basic but if that is all you need then it is good.

    Just to note that 9.2 will also have some increased ability to use SEC and UTM together.  You can have your EPs managed by SEC but get your Web Control policy from the UTM.
  • 0 in reply to Michael Dunn

    I know this is an old thread but I find myself in the same position now. UTM 9.3 has a relatively simple endpoint protection that seems to work although might be a bit unwieldy with 500+ clients.

    But it does look at though it could do the job. We've bought the standalone endpoint protection and I'm just about to install it.
    I'm wondering if we've made the right decision here for our network 30 sites, 2 central sites 500+ fixed and remote clients (windows tablets & laptops, android & iphones)

    We baiscally need an easy way to control our endpoints and control them from a central console. It would be good if the endpoint web access control linked into the UTM rather than have to set different policies for web control if the endpoints are not within the UTM's network.

    Has anybody had experience of the Endpoint protection and can they offer their thoughts on it?

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  • 0 in reply to Michael Dunn

    I know this is an old thread but I find myself in the same position now. UTM 9.3 has a relatively simple endpoint protection that seems to work although might be a bit unwieldy with 500+ clients.

    But it does look at though it could do the job. We've bought the standalone endpoint protection and I'm just about to install it.
    I'm wondering if we've made the right decision here for our network 30 sites, 2 central sites 500+ fixed and remote clients (windows tablets & laptops, android & iphones)

    We baiscally need an easy way to control our endpoints and control them from a central console. It would be good if the endpoint web access control linked into the UTM rather than have to set different policies for web control if the endpoints are not within the UTM's network.

    Has anybody had experience of the Endpoint protection and can they offer their thoughts on it?

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  • 0 in reply to Louis-M

    If you have yet to fire that up, Louis, you might want to consider Cloud Endpoint.

    Cheers - Bob

     
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