It's a standard offering. It has all the basic features needed. 

The threat analysis center is nice.

Everything in Intercept X Endpoints is much centralised which makes it easy for our team to work with. The functions are in a single portal. 

The most effective features of Intercept X Endpoint for threat prevention are ransomware protection, miscellaneous behavior detection, and network threat protection. We are also using Sophos' next-generation firewall. That device and endpoint security are syncing each other with our users.

The endpoint security and firewall know and understand each other, and they understand what kind of package is coming and what kind of package is going through. Hence, the solution's protection is fabulous.

The solution's most valuable feature is threat protection.

The main feature of Sophos Intercept is the ability to block certain websites that we don't want users to access. A user can only uninstall Sophos Intercept if they contact the administrator. This is a very useful security measure. Sophos Intercept Endpoint is strong in resolving issues.

There are two approaches in antivirus, i.e., device intelligence and cloud intelligence. The beauty of Sophos is that it will not take the load from the computers. All the monitoring or detections happened through a cloud engine. It is a very light antivirus on my computer.

It has a minimum impact in comparison to Kaspersky or Defender. I've been a customer of the Defender since 2004 or 2005, but Sophos is lighter than even the Defender.

Kaspersky is very heavy. Norton has reached a very low detection rate. The Defender has more options than Sophos on a personal level, but on the enterprise level, it is a much higher level than Defender on the XDR side.

Configuration is straightforward on the endpoint. It wasn't getting updated properly. The firewall is good, but the interface can be slightly better.

Overall, it is a good product. The solution's performance, integration, and customization features are okay, in my opinion.

Since it's cloud-managed, the solution is easy to administer, especially if the person using it is in a different geophysical location. I can access the cloud portal and allow or disallow it. I like the fact that the solution also has the ability to provide filtering for an end user.

The solution is very useful. The product protects an organization from known and unknown threats. A dedicated team monitors the solution 24/7 to protect it from unknown threats. It is very good for protection from cyber threats. The product is user-friendly.

The most valuable feature is that it literally works. We have reduced a lot of complaints after switching to Sophos. Because we had Bitdefender, it was also good, and we could not find it to renew it.

The solution is overall quite good, the services are performing well. It is very good for those who are using standard PC configurations. It does not block their system up by taking up a lot of resources. 

In terms of protection, Intercept X Endpoint is very good as it detects and identifies issues at a very early stage, so it is up to date. In terms of usability, it consumes a lot of RAM space, which causes work machines in our company's environment to be very slow. In my company, we have to wait and allow for the tool to complete the scanning of all the files and other aspects, or else the machines get slow.

The most valuable features of Sophos Intercept X are the ease of use and the policy options that are simple to understand. Overall, the protection is good.

The most valuable feature of Intercept X its ability to stay ahead of the infection. By the time the ransomware spreads to the next machine in line, the data has already been encrypted on that workstation. It didn't matter what the ransomware did because could go in and get it back. 

Sophos made such good headway with it because it wasn't traditional endpoint protection. It has a lot of additional capabilities, including web content filtering. It also has the ability to understand the traffic it was seeing at the endpoint, 

It's sitting on the endpoint, so you don't have to worry about encryption messing up the intelligence that it could get out of the traffic. It was able to pinpoint where the infection was able to get ahead of Intercept X. It was called Intercept X because it can get ahead of the ransomware attack and encrypt the data on clients in the path of the infection.

The solution protects us. The performance and stability are good.

The Managed Detection and Response service provided by Intercept X Endpoint is highly valuable. With a team of 600-700 individuals monitoring systems, they swiftly respond to attacks, either informing us to isolate or directly removing threats. This full MDR service is especially recommended for sectors like finance, where data security is critical. The deep learning technology within Intercept X Endpoint enhances our security posture by analyzing behaviors and algorithms to differentiate between legitimate users and threats, effectively preventing attacks on our network infrastructure.

The product learns the user’s behavior. It is an intelligent tool.

It is like an antivirus. So it stops viruses. DLP stops data leaks in the organization.

I have the ability to interact directly with potentially infected machines from the network.

It is easy to set up. 

The solution offers fair pricing.

Technical support is helpful and responsive.

It is stable.

The solution scales well. 

Machine learning is used to detect the threat and it does so by prioritizing the suspicious activities. There is no human intervention in some cases, which is the trend that is happening with most of these products. High-end products and sophisticated products include machine learning capabilities for detecting the threats.

I like the way it goes beyond the office space. Being a cloud-based solution makes it very easy to manage your endpoints within the office. In this time of COVID, you can also very effectively manage people who are working from home.

The configuration is quite useful. All of our events are managed centrally from Sophos. We can manage security from there. 

Policies are flexible and very user-friendly. The dashboard is user-friendly as well. 

It is simple to set up. 

The solution is stable.

It is not overly expensive. 

The client isolation feature is a very effective feature. There is a lot of information you can find in the console. Management is good. They're always giving you information on the products you have rather than trying to send you new products.

The most valuable feature of Sophos Intercept X is a web filtering and URL sanity checks. Overall the solution is well balanced with all its features.

It's a complete antivirus solution that has everything in it.

It is one of the best in terms of technicality.

The most valuable features of Sophos Intercept X are the minimal configuration needed for the end user and the central view of all the endpoints. There are plenty of tools to control and manage the endpoints. Additionally, there is the capability of connecting the endpoint to the CLI.

The most valuable feature of Sophos Intercept X is cloud management. 

Sophos Intercept X used to be managed through the Sophos UTM, and they moved it. They moved the endpoint security strictly to the cloud, and it is a lot better that way it is more functional. Before all it did was download the software. Now that we have full management of the clients, you can easily update them remotely. There's a lot of additional policy functionality that was not there before. However, sometimes a little too much, but not as much as a solution, such as Cisco.

It is stable and has a good price. I find it very good.

The product efficiently prevents data leakages.

The most valuable features of Intercept X are server lockdown, auto-remediation, and encryption monitoring. Server lockdown prevents malware installation and automatically removes any unauthorized software. Auto-remediation reverses encryption attempts by malware, ensuring data integrity.

It's too early for me to really evaluate the solution at this company, as I've only been at the organization for a month. That said, I have used Sophos before.

So far, the protection aspect seems to be good. 

I have used Sophos in my previous job and it has been a stable product. 

The product scales well. 

The initial setup is pretty straightforward. 

It provides a feature for scanning and analyzing endpoints, which is a value-add for our infrastructure. With the advancements in the Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs), Sophos Intercept X analyzes an APT and the behavior of the endpoints. It then gives us a detailed dashboard with more information about the endpoints and their security and risk level.

While deploying Sophos Intercept X, we identified a lot of vulnerability and risky endpoints that our previous solution didn't cover, which proved that this solution is the best.

There are additional security features in Sophos Intercept X as well as proxy rules and settings that help us in minimizing the sites that our agents can go to, even after their work hours. 

It's been pretty reliable. There's been a few times when it hasn't just taken care of problems. The automation is very convenient.

There's Sophos Central where the customer has a single pane of glass. You can manage everything. 

The thing that I like about it is the synchronized security. You can tie endpoint protection and firewalls and a whole range of other services and products. You can get your servers taken in under this.

It has a Linux version that's available. 

What I look for in dealing with small businesses, is for something that is not going to add to their staffing requirements significantly in terms of management. That's true with both Sophos as with Fortinet. 

There's great situational awareness within all the other components. If I have a workstation, usually they're just taking care of everything without me even knowing about it unless I go into the logs and see what's been cleaned up. I don't care if something gets cleaned up, I do care if something doesn't get cleaned up. My reporting is set to an on exception basis to ensure I don't have a firehose of information pointed at me to overwhelm me. Customers don't generally want to know every little thing that's happening on their network. What they want to know is if something has happened that puts their environment or their infrastructure in jeopardy. Sophos does this exceptionally well.

The pricing of the solution is quite good.

It is very easy to set up and easy to use. It is also not resource-intensive.

It has been very stable. It has done a good job of stopping and preventing different threats from being triggered.

Malware protection and application blocking are absolutely great. The DLP and malware features are very helpful.

It is also very user-friendly, reliable, and scalable. It is easy to set up. We are also happy with its price and support.

The most valuable feature in Intercept is its engine for machine learning. It is awesome. Its detection capabilities are saving many of our customers' databases from ransomware and other random attacks. The most interesting thing in the Sophos center is the EDR. It is easy to manage and work with. There is no need to have a cyber-security team define its tasks. In the next few years, it will be an agent EDR.

Intercept X helps with internal alerts, application access, and triggering support teams. I've used temporary protection for quick responses, and it is user-friendly and manageable.            

What I have found the most valuable about Sophos Intercept X is the ease of use with management administration and the solution's ability to stop exploits and ransomware. Sophos Intercept X has great exploit prevention capabilities.

We have a firewall, for which we will be adding support and integration capabilities. 

One reason why I have stuck with Sophos is because it grabs it and deals with it, and if it's known malware, it can quarantine it or delete it.

I look at all my network workstations and laptops, and if any one of them has some issues with updates or receives a notification, then the server console in the cloud will send me an email as well.

I like it's user interface, cloud integration, and the GUI. It's easy to work with it with clients.

I also like Sophos Intercept X because I can install it on a computer, and if it's set for tamper proof, then nobody can uninstall the program.

Sophos Intercept X is a very effective solution and its being cloud-based is a benefit. Wherever my users are, I can apply policies to them. In the era of mobility, when users are out of the office or they're in different locations, it doesn't matter. 

Whenever a user gets infected, as an admin, we get notified. We have many options to pick from, the ability to send policies to the endpoints is a very good feature that they have.

Whenever there is an update all the agents on the end-users systems automatically update.

We have the option of caching updates on the network, which allows us to save on bandwidth. For example, if we have 100 people in the office, we can deploy an internal caching server or a message link server, so not all computers need a connection to Sophos onto the cloud.

Sophos Intercept X integrates with their other solution very well, such as the XG Firewall. The feature is called Synchronized Security.

Intercept X's smart prevention it's very good as so are its machine learning capabilities for troubleshooting channels and files.

The most valuable feature of the solution is that it is less hash-based than competitors.

The most valuable feature is the CryptoGuard in Sophos. In a case of a ransomware attack, this feature comes into action to protect us. Additionally, the under interface, customization, and integration are very good.

We were looking for something that could sense ransomware attempts, to encrypt files, and cut off and reverse attacks as well as alert us to issues. That's what the Intercept X is designed to do. It's very good at security and protection. It offers very good reports.

The initial setup is simple.

The biggest feature that's on the server version that we're using, the EDR, is the ability to push data on threats that it's seeing over to another management platform, like a managed detection response service. It's nice that it's possible to do this and we don't have to pay so much attention to the alerts. They can for us.

I've found that the most valuable feature is the anti-virus that captures malicious threats and the next generation firewall which is more aggressive in terms of not only looking for viruses, but also for SaaS and the movement of equipment. If something strange comes up we're automatically notified and it's either blocked or quarantined. It enables you to prevent future viruses and enables us to inform the user of malicious websites they have visited.

To date, we haven't had any incidents related to viruses or any types of attacks and we barely get any false positives. It's good to know that any malicious anti-virus detected is automatically blocked, although it makes things more difficult for our IT department.

I would probably say that the DLP portion of the product is the most valuable for what we do. That just happens to be the side of the house I sit in. But the EDR alerting is also relevant when talking about valuable features.  

I would say that the most valuable features are the cloud administration and the strength of the ransomware protection.  

I am impressed with the tool's common dashboard feature. The solution is also easy to deploy and manage. Reporting is also easy with the software. 

The scalability capabilities are fine.

The stability on offer is fine.

The most valuable feature is the anti-ransomware capability. It's been helpful because we have been seeing a lot of information around what the ransomware hit. It would have actually hit the environment before it was protected and Sophos was able to prevent it from ruining the environment. Sophos does this with the firewall to be able to achieve synchronized security, whereby we are able to see an automatic isolation of infected devices or compromised devices on the network.

The server protection has been great. That's been the best thing for us.

The reporting has been very useful.

 We have found that the EDR functionality has been very good.

The setup process has been very simple. 

The solution has been very stable so far.

You can scale the solution if you need to, and it is an easy process.

We have found the pricing to be reasonable.

It is easy to interact with, and its cost is also good.

It does its job — it protects us from viruses. We don't really interact with it very much. 

The endpoint protection capabilities are great. 

The security on offer is pretty good. We are happy with it. 

I love the threat management on offer.

Their AI is quite good.

We haven't had any issues with stability so far.

Sophos has a central management dashboard, which I'm happy about.

The installation process is very straightforward. 

I find the security heartbeat feature with synchronized security very useful. It's a very nice feature that allows you to basically switch off an endpoint. When an endpoint has got a virus or something like that, or it's infected or compromised, you can isolate it from the network, but only if you've got an XG Firewall as well. 

It also provides ease of use. It is the only antivirus that can recognize 25 out of the 36 ransomware and virus techniques that have been often used in terms of the behavior base using heuristics. It's beautiful, utterly amazing. No other antivirus can do that. 

The future's about anti-malware, next-generation firewalls, and IPS. We value the IDS features of Sophos Intercept X the most. This is the best solution that we use and need.

It's quite useful.

The performance is good.

This solution can be used with any device including mobiles, desktops, or any appliances.

The reporting is pretty good up on the Sophos side. We can see if anything's going on, at least from Sophos' perspective. 

The updates and a lot of the day-to-day fiddling that you would have to do with it, can all be done from the cloud so it's easy to manage, and very easy to administer. 

Occasionally, we do get noticed, however, we don't always get noticed, and I sometimes wonder is that just due to the fact that our client computers are tough to get at? We also deploy the Sophos Firewall on client sites, and it's relatively difficult for a bad guy to get in there.

We've been happy with it and we've been happy with the training that Sophos has. They keep us up to date on any changes that the solution has.

The most valuable features are the anti-ransomware engine, deep learning, web filtering, and the cloud manageability.

The most valuable part of the solution in our use case is client isolation. It is a good feature.  

This solution is an EDR antivirus with some artificial intelligence, security metrics and a lot of information gathered to make decisions. Without Intercept X, I think Sophos would have lost the antivirus fight and stayed as a UTM vendor. The solution has a very good detection rate. With the new threats, if you don't have Intercept X, you won't be protected from attacks. 

Their support is located in Egypt, so we like this aspect.

It's a good antivirus software and has a lot of features. It now integrates with their on-premises firewall, which is perfect.

It is stable and easy to use as well.

The solution has very useful response modules where we can get the recommendation on what needs to be done every day around detection.

The patches on offer are very helpful.

It's pretty good at protecting us as an anti-virus.

A valuable feature offered by Sophos is called Naked Security and it entails the control managed by the firewall on the site regarding the desktop client interfacing with our cloud client. So we have a central management console where we can observe and act and manage all our customers. It's like a proper perfect solution.

The key factor that attracted me to Sophos Intercept X was the multi-platform. I have multiple clients that have mixed environments of Mac and Windows. I am able to deliver a standard solution, regardless of the platform.

Most of my clients I have central management, they receive updates automatically.

Sophos Intercept X has a host of valuable features,  which is why we selected it. These include the prevention of lost data, device and web control, and the application level controls with the anti-malware feature. The anti-malware feature was key for us and we benefit from all these other attendant ones.

Sophos Intercept X is a complete endpoint solution. It represents the combination of two products in one, offering the same configuration and management. 

We find all features valuable. It has zero-day protection, which is the most valuable feature of Intercept X.

We have Intercept X with EDR. EDR is a very important feature. It gives an idea about the source of a particular attack. An administrator gets to know everything, which helps in understanding the things that need to be done or protected in the organization. Based on this information, an administrator can decide what needs to open or allowed in the network. Without EDR, Intercept X is like an antivirus, and the administrator won't get to know the things going on at the organizational level. I recommend purchasing an EDR solution for every organization.

We most value the price and interface quality with Sophos Intercept X. We focus on solution quality.

I have found the most valuable feature to be the EDR.

We have not encountered any issues involving the solution. A point in its favor is that it has not slowed down our systems, such as occurred with McAfee, Symantec or even Quick Heal. This has been a positive experience for us. Also, the synchronized security, in which things work with each other, provides us with a pretty automated remediation methodology which cuts down on much of the manual steps and workload. 

I consider the heuristics to be most valuable, the fact that the solution does not work solely on signatures.

So far, the solution has been working quite well.

Sophos offers a manuscript response. 

The product has three tiers that you can choose from when you buy. The highest is a Managed Threat Response. We chose the middle range, which offers Intercept X and is more than just Malware protection.

This solution is a kind of Next-Gen anti-virus.

The product has some web filtering, which blocks people from going to websites they shouldn't be going to. 

It supports the Windows 10 server platform. 

The solution offers a centralized view of the status of protection, via a central console for users to check the status or the health of the endpoints.

So far, the solution has met all our expectations. It's blocked malicious websites effectively and stopped people from going to places online that they shouldn't be going to. It's automatic. We simply took the default settings and we were finding people right away that were going to illicit sites, and we were able to see that easily in the console.

The package we use also comes with spam filtering features, which are quite useful.

The most valuable feature is the behavioral, non-signature-based threat detection.

We like Sophos Central, where you have access to a security console. It provides you with information such as recommendations on what to do next. Using this, we were able to trace the affected devices, which were then cleaned. If new alerts are given then we know which devices are still affected and we can take the appropriate action.

Sophos Central also shows us which alerts have not yet been attended to, which is nice.

The performance of this solution is good. This product does not overload the machine, even on relatively old hardware. It is a good experience in terms of CPU utilization, and how many of the cycles are going to the antivirus scanner.

This solution is easy to install, and it is flexible in terms of configuration.

The centralized management is a great feature for assigning certain policies to machines.

All of the features are very important for anyone who is supporting a large number of computers.

The base product and the anti-malware feature are most valuable.

The most valuable feature is the supervisory side of it where we can watch the throughputs and even the loading of the device, to see how much traffic is happening.

We have the complete solution. We try to see if we have any malware, ransomware, in our workstations, and detect and respond. It's very good at detection. 

The solution has very good usability.

So far, it's working quite well for us and we've been very happy with it.

We don't often need support, however, when we do, they've been quite helpful.

If you have good hardware and a good memory, you won't have a problem with this solution's performance at all.

This solution offers very good performance and it has great features. 

It's quite simple to use and user friendly.

The most valuable feature is the threat detection capability.

This solution is easy to configure.

Sophos Intercept X has a lot of excellent features. It's a very powerful tool.

The product is very stable which is great. 

The most valuable features are the range and restriction. This is why our users choose Intercept X.

We find the app control and its threat protection to be the best features.

The most valuable features are ease of use and the GUI. The interface is very subjective. Personally, I am fine with it. However, some people don't like it. Generally speaking, I would say that it is easy to use.

They have a free version that is installed on mobile phones, which is very good.

The integration with my AP works well.

The most valuable feature is the AI functionality. 

It really does intelligent scanning to know if it really is a threat or not. 

This is really good because it's applicable to zero-day threats. 

The engine that is behind the Intercept X is really good because it has AI in-built.

The UI, the user interface it's really simple and straightforward.

The management is quite simple. it is backed up on the cloud. From the cloud, you can manage all of your devices through the firewall, including the endpoint solution and the email solutions. They are all managed in one panel. 

It's a straightforward product. I don't see anything that they can change.

One of the best parts of Sophos is manageability. You will find in the organization you just have one portal where we just manage all of the devices in one place. 

It's very simple. You just run an agent with the machine that communicates with the cloud portal. it is very simple to manage.

The product is very complete.

There are products that are technically stronger. However, this product has everything in one solution, which makes it a strong endpoint option. 

There are good functionalities for advanced incorporation and good ADI functionalities that work well specifically against dangerous strains of malware and ransomware.

Since 2015, Sophos is trying to integrate its products with synchronized security. The communication from UTM to the agent goes both ways. It allows the platform to gain a very high amount of data about the Endpoint's telemetry and to give the administrators a lot of visibility. A lot of other platforms cannot synchronize with other security ICT solutions and cannot guarantee the same visibility at all. 

The simplicity of the product is very good. I'm not a very technical person, therefore, the ease of use is very much appreciated.

Integrations are pretty easy to handle. That's very helpful to us.

The pricing is fair. It's not too costly for our small organization.

Ransomware protection is the most valuable feature of this solution.

I am totally satisfied with this product.

There isn’t a specific feature; the solution itself secures your infrastructure. We had a partner whose client was using a different solution that was hit by ransomware recently. It was an inferior product and it didn’t protect them. They didn’t buy a license to protect them for ransomware. After that, the client switched to Sophos to get the protection they lacked. It either works or it doesn’t and Sophos works.

Synchronization with the firewall is most valuable.

The most valuable part of this solution is just the general capability of making security more robust.  

The forensics within the solution are quite good. The ransomware mitigation is also impressive.