CylanceENDPOINT vs Perimeter 81: Which is a better fit?

We decide to use Cylance after moving for a PCI-DSS scenario. From all the Top Tier solutions, cylance was the easiest to deploy, the most reliable, affordable solution for us.

Cameron C

COO

Cylance bridges the gap that other antivirus fail to. No more on demand scanning and periodic scanning of your PC.

Whitelisting stuff is fairly straightforward, it does appear to be a comprehensive "advanced anti-malware" solution. I appreciate the robust reporting available.

You are at risk for 0-day exploits without this product.

The Cylance team is great to work with, very helpful walking you through every step of implementation. We would highly recommend this company, and this product.

The process for putting in waivers for memory protection and execution control is a bit confusing.

CylanceProtect was by all accounts, the best endpoint protection on the market. It provided outstanding protection for all our Windows and Mac endpoints.

I'll be looking at alternative options when our licensing expires next summer.

This right here is the BEST VPN I have ever had the pleasure of using. Before Perimeter 81, I had this line in my bashrc file to greet me in a 'fun' way every time I opened the terminal.

Depending on where you're connecting from, VPN can cut in and out affecting performance. I had to turn it off a few times because the reconnecting was disrupting a virtual meeting.

This is a highly recommended VPN. Our company is very satisfied with the ease of use for our team and the customer support offered by the P81 team.

Horrible, their support for Small Business is nonexistent.

10; great product (for this happy guy who doesn't have to administrate it or pay for it at least).

It will sometimes not connect automatically to the VPN and it’s easy to forget to reconnect manually which can be annoying.

I love how easy it is to successfully switch VPN locations.

We moved away from P81 due to it missing some features, however when speaking to them they were on the road map. I think the product has a lot of potential to grow and evolve.