Avast Small Business Cybersecurity Solutions vs. Ivanti Endpoint Security for Endpoint Manager

Avast Business is great to keep your business secure of virus/threads, is easy to install and use. I recommend digging around the options menu in order to get the best setup for your business. You should use the 30-day trial first in order to see if Avast Business Antivirus works well and fits your company needs.

In an environment with PCs in multiple offices so you can view inventory, push job tasks/patches, run updates, and remote in for assistance.

• Avast Business Antivirus is easy to use and comes with best features
• It is a light software that never lags
• It is non obtrusive
• It is quick to detect, screen and report attacks.
• It receives updates regularly and this keeps the software ready to handle all manner of attacks

Incentivized

• Allows remote control of other PCs with minimal problems
• Create and push jobs to PCs on the network.
• View inventory of a computer and run queries based on info.

• This application is providing me a lot of benefits with its beautiful interface that is quite simple and well understanding for providing a variety of features for my daily work process.
• I am having all positive experiences with it as it is helping me out in different ways to prevent any anti-theft features for my databases.
• For me, there is nothing to worry about in this particular application and also it’s a great initiator.

Incentivized

• Remoting in to computers sometimes takes a while or needs an inventory scan run multiple times. Also has a lag or resolution problems.
• Patches
• No other complaints based on my usage.

I gave this rating because after using this fantastic product. Everything is under my control and also all my databases are secure enough and also quite convenient to be managed. Thus, it’s a really good application in each and every regard that totally supports me in the best way.

Incentivized

First of all, Norton was a much pricier tool and it was like
self-sabotage for us. And if I'll compare it with Avast then Avast is the best
option. Second of all, Norton was quite heavy for some of our systems of
various departments. And we needed a single tool that we can implement in all
of our departments and Norton was unfortunately not what we were looking for.

• We pay about $20/endpoint/year which includes servers and all other devices plus the remote access and cloud portal management. For a Pro class service that's peanuts.
• As stated, I haven't had anything slip through, though I can say that we are super careful to not let anything through. Could be either, but I feel safer as an IT person that Avast is in place.
• The solution is priced right, runs well, is cloud-based and makes for very low management. Can't complain about it at all.

Incentivized

• Allowed for quick assistance from our helpdesk.
• Helps in migration to Windows 1803
• Provides license and inventory information for software.