I'm getting more familiar with SolarWinds, but it's more of a monitoring tool. I also use SentinelOne. CylanceOPTICS and SentinelOne Singularity are both Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solutions, but they differ in their technical approaches. CylanceOPTICS is similar to SentinelOne's singularity, but it's a different pro. It's almost the same thing, but you can list artifacts and look at other correlation points within the actual, like AV. It communicates within all the agents; they communicate together to make this, like, big picture of, like, timelines and extrapolation of, like, anti-malware information. So, you could find all the threats in your environment. But it's very similar to SentinelOne. It's using a different methodology, like deep machine learning for antivirus. And it's a component of the protection, but it's more geared towards, like, SIEM, right, where it collects information. And then you can upload packages where, let's say, you get a solution for a virus. That's moving laterally. You can upload the solution to a product; let's say that the product, for whatever reason, lost capability and can't communicate on the network, but the virus can. Then, you can isolate the product and upload the packages. And then, with the packages, it's not upgrading the software. It's, like, the solution to the AV. Then, once you inoculate the AV using CylanceOPTICS, you can move from one machine that has been isolated to another that has been isolated. You get me in the environment. So CylanceOPTICS allows you to do something like that.
