Cylance for home

#1 I have a Sophos Home UTM that I build so I don't mind installing a UTM solution.I was wondering if there is a version of home use Cylance protection? #2 No, not yet.They are working on it./W #3 I have a Sophos Home UTM that I build so I don't mind installing a UTM solution.I was wondering if there is a version of home use Cylance protection? Hi Tempnexus,We don't yet offer a direct for consumer solution. That being said, we do have a number of current enterprise customers that provide a home use option for employee owned systems. If you're interested at all, please let me know and I can get you in touch with the right folks internally here at Cylance who would be happy to set up a demo for you and help out.Regards,Bryan @ Cylance #4 Hi Tempnexus,We don't yet offer a direct for consumer solution. That being said, we do have a number of current enterprise customers that provide a home use option for employee owned systems. If you're interested at all, please let me know and I can get you in touch with the right folks internally here at Cylance who would be happy to set up a demo for you and help out.Regards,Bryan @ Cylance Hi Bryan,Welcome to MalwareTips!It is always great to have an employee from the developer present.Maybe you could start a thread and let us follow the development of your product?Some of us here are eager to test drive

Your product, if possible of course?/W #5 Bryan, I am a small fish there is no need to expend your resources to provide a demo of the tool.However, I would love to be a beta or alpha tester for the home user program.I have stand alone UTM machine running on Vsphere so I could easily load whatever server is required to work with home user. Deleted member 178 #6 However, I would love to be a beta or alpha tester for the home user program. some of us would be too #7 I second that. I'm using Sophos UTM and would love to try out Cylance if they ever get a home product, our company is looking into purchasing it, and I sought it out for this reason. Deleted member 2913 #10 Now it just needs to be cheaper #11 There is a February 2016 comparative report on Cylance Protect vs. Symantec Endpoint Protection. I covers ITW and Exploit attacks.Its available at www.mrg-effitas.com #12 We're a Cylance preferred partner and have an ecommerce site where you can purchase and download a single annual license or a monthly subscription for a single endpoint. We also offer Windows and OS X compatible versions. You can find us here www.cybrforce.comIf you're the sysadmin for your home and have kids then it is worth the $60 a year license fee - at least that's been my personal experience.Best - Andrew hjlbx #13 We're a Cylance preferred partner and have an ecommerce site where you

Can purchase and download a single annual license or a monthly subscription for a single endpoint. We also offer Windows and OS X compatible versions. You can find us here www.cybrforce.comIf you're the sysadmin for your home and have kids then it is worth the $60 a year license fee - at least that's been my personal experience.Best - Andrew I suggest if Cylance wants to sell to consumers then it should consider adopting a 30-day trial model.Security softs without any limited-time free trial is a hard-sell and doesn't appeal to the vast majority of consumers. #14 I suggest if Cylance wants to sell to consumers then it should consider adopting a 30-day trial model.Security softs without any limited-time free trial is a hard-sell and doesn't appeal to the vast majority of consumers. Thanks for the response. If you need to trial it in your environment we can work with you to accomplish that goal. hjlbx #15 Thanks for the response. If you need to trial it in your environment we can work with you to accomplish that goal. Thanks for the infos... Deleted member 178 #17 Yep I bet the CIA would protect every file on your PC, as they transfer them to their servers rofl #18 I would love to try cylance for a couple days before I buy. If anyone is available to provide that? #19 I would love to try cylance for a couple days before I buy. If anyone is available to provide that? You

You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. lepete11 Registered Member Joined: Mar 26, 2016 Posts: 10 Tried a one-month license for home AV Cylance (now cancelled), and was surprised of the following:1. User dashboard on the OS is 2" x 4" popup from the taskbar (only). Cannot select folders or .exe's for exceptions.2. Online cloud-based dashboard contains list of files scanned on my system, and any threats/vulnerabilities that were found.3. I noticed my MAC address and a lot of other information specific to my machine in my user profile.Has anyone thought about the headline: "Cylance keeps a database of all of its users MAC addresses, threat vulnerabilities, and scanned files -- so if you hack their database, you can learn of compromised systems to exploit" Is it me, or is Cylance doing something out of the 90's, where a coder thinks it's cool to have a lot of user information in their company database?It's no guess that Cylance does not pass GDPR, since it takes a lot of user's system information without permission. Unfortunately this thinking is not from 90's but still present now. Companies still try to collect as much data as possible from their users. Data is money, so more data is more money. Until they are forced to pay all costs related to eventual data breach, they won't change their practice. lepete11 Registered Member Joined: Mar 26, 2016 Posts: 10