The visibility, reporting, and the ability to stop or prevent malicious or undesired applications from being installed are the most valuable features.

The visibility is valuable for what is running on the endpoints. From a security perspective, it's always good to know what's running on the endpoint so we can start being able to control it better.

Carbon Black AppControl can protect any endpoint, and also on an EOL system. The solution allows only approved applications to be executed on the system.

The Open API allows us to freely combine different security systems into a single group and save time when responding to security incidents.

The effectiveness of application whitelisting is very good.

The details it provides have a high degree of granularity. I can perform an in-depth asset event analysis and do an effective application whitelisting.

I use the console to check for threats and I find it to be very user-friendly.

It won't let anything in that is not approved. We would need to manually approve it. It offers a sense of security where anything that comes in, regardless of what it is, unless you approve it manually, it's not going to run.

All the functions within VMware Carbon Black App Control are valuable.