About MVISION EDR
MVISION EDR is an endpoint detection and response software from McAfee that focuses on cybersecurity. It provides Antivirus, Scam Detector, Virtual Private Network (VPN), Mobile Security, and PC Optimizer so organizations can safeguard their devices and data from threats. This software uses advanced AI technology to improve threat detection and response capabilities. It is designed to protect personal information while also providing tools for privacy management. Key capabilities: Antivirus Scam Detector VPN Mobile Security PC Optimizer Best for: businesses and individuals that need comprehensive protection against a variety of cyber threats.
MVISION EDR Details
MVISION EDR's In-App Market Place
Does MVISION EDR have an in-app market place?
Yes
How many Mini-Apps in the marketplace?
4
Mini Apps
MVISION EDR Rest API: allows users to interact with MVISION EDR using REST API calls for automation and customization purposes.
MVISION EDR User & Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA): analyzes user and entity behaviors to detect abnormal activities and potential threats in real-time.
MVISION EDR Threat Intelligence Integration: integrates with various threat intelligence feeds to provide up-to-date information on known threats and indicators of compromise.
MVISION EDR File Reputation Service: provides reputation data for files to help with identifying and determining the trustworthiness of different files on endpoints.
Pricing Options
Accepted Payment Currencies
USD ($), EUR (€), GBP (£), AUD (A$), CAD (C$), JPY (¥)
Pros & Cons
- Real-time threat detection and response capabilities
- Advanced analysis of endpoint data to identify and prevent potential security incidents
- Integration with McAfee's centralized management platform for streamlined security operations
- Enhanced visibility into endpoint activity for improved incident response and investigation
- Automated response actions to rapidly contain and remediate security threats
- Confusing user interface
- Lack of customization options
- Slow performance on large networks
- Limited integration with third-party security tools
- Expensive pricing for small businesses