Bastille vs. Microsoft Defender for IoT

Bastille

Microsoft Defender for IoT

5 Reviews and Ratings

Overview
Product	Rating	Most Used By	Product Summary	Starting Price
Bastille	N/A	N/A	Bastille headquartered in Atlanta offers their Internet of radios security technology, allowing corporations, governments, or other entities to track and prevent access by mobile devices or connected machines from accessing resources and data. This enables corporations and agencies to discover, locate, and mitigate radio borne threats, arising from managed, unmanaged and rogue wireless, IoT and Cellular devices, to their assets, facilities and networks.	N/A
Microsoft Defender for IoT	Score9 out of 10	N/A	Microsoft states users can protect IoT/OT devices and get visibility into risk with Microsoft Defender for IoT (formerly Azure Defender for IoT), boasting agentless network monitoring for asset discovery, vulnerability management, and continuous threat detection across IoT/OT devices whether they’re unmanaged devices or managed devices provisioned via Azure IoT Hub. Features an integration with Azure Sentinel and third-party solutions. Deploy in either on-premises or Azure-connected…	N/A

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Bastille

Microsoft Defender for IoT

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Pricing Offerings
Bastille	Microsoft Defender for IoT
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User Ratings
	Bastille	Microsoft Defender for IoT
Likelihood to Recommend	- (0 ratings)	9.0 (4 ratings)

User Testimonials
	Bastille	Microsoft Defender for IoT
Likelihood to Recommend	Bastille Networks Internet Security No answers on this topic	Microsoft Suited in almost all situations as it has a server less option where if your end device cannot bear the load of an agent, it could be used to protect the network. The comprehensive dashboarding and its integration with Microsoft Defender 365 and Sentinel allows automated remediation and full incident investigation at a single pane. If you don't have a 24*7 SOC team this ca come handy as you can automate workbooks and scripts to run with custom triggers. I haven't faced any scenario where it is not a suitable choice. Incentivized Verified User Read full review
Pros	Bastille Networks Internet Security No answers on this topic	Microsoft Easy Integration in the form of multiple deployment options including On Prem, Azure or Hybrid Cloud All round protection/ Real time analytics with absolutely no performance hits Interoperability with Microsoft SIEM/SOAR. This helps in global threat protection with automated and cross domain network security Incentivized Paras Jasal Data Engineer Read full review
Cons	Bastille Networks Internet Security No answers on this topic	Microsoft The deployment when new to the system is not an easy task. Multiple big project information securing. Migrating large amount of different data. Incentivized Edger Loredo Project Manager Read full review
Alternatives Considered	Bastille Networks Internet Security No answers on this topic	Microsoft Defender being native to MS was the decision maker for us. Incentivized Verified User Read full review
Return on Investment	Bastille Networks Internet Security No answers on this topic	Microsoft Positive: With the influx of IoT device organisations in general, we have seen significant demand of the product and hence a good revenue Negatively, sometimes, some preview features may significantly change or stop working, which causes client frustration Overall, keeping the distrust in preview features aside, 99% of the times, defender hits the right spot! Incentivized Paras Jasal Data Engineer Read full review
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