BOLMET SA
Preparing for unknown threats
Michal Zientara’s priority was preparing for unknown threats and protecting endpoints. He credited Xcitium’s containment technology with addressing that concern.
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Xcitium customer experiences
Fifteen organizations across manufacturing, education, government and IT services share their experiences with endpoint protection, automatic containment and daily management.
Christian Motorcyclists Association
Moving beyond daily malware problems
Clint Davis described near-daily malware fixes before the change. In his account of using Xcitium, he reported no malware or spyware incidents after the switch.
City of Danville
Choosing containment
Agnel DSilva linked the city’s selection of Advanced Endpoint Protection to its containment technology. The prevention approach was central to the team’s decision about malware and cyberattacks.
City of Thousand Oaks
Endpoints and updates in one dashboard
Dustin Hurshman highlighted a dashboard combining endpoint management, protection, installations and updates. He reported carrying out those tasks without interrupting users.
CMNetworx Computer Services
Automatic containment of suspicious files
Kris Wolf valued automatic containment of potentially harmful files. He highlighted keeping those files under control and limiting their effect on the IT environment.
Community Action Committee of Pike County
A comparative test informed the decision
Matthew Dill described testing Xcitium against Symantec and other antivirus products. In the team’s test, Xcitium detected virus and malware samples the others missed, informing the decision to select it for data protection.
eWinery Solutions
Protection with flexible configuration
Joe Eaton reported no malware or spyware penetration during more than a year of using Xcitium ESM. He also valued the visibility and configuration flexibility available to the IT team.
HRI Properties
A consolidated endpoint view
Wayne Clement, Jr. valued the Advanced Endpoint Protection console as a source of endpoint information. It brought resource utilization, event logs and the overall protection picture into one view.
Licking School District
Protection alongside everyday school work
Michael Allen described a year of Xcitium ESM use in the school district in Texas County, Missouri. He highlighted protection of information and the network without disruption to users.
Mid-South Steel Products, Inc.
Resources, events and protection
Sonny Underwood highlighted a console view of endpoint resource use, event records and protection status. This gave the IT team one place to assess device conditions.
Perry Community School District
Confidence in learning technology
Rich Nichols connected endpoint protection with students’ ability to exchange information and use learning technology. He said Xcitium ESM and containment increased the team’s confidence in protecting school and student data.
Proactive Remote Computer Solutions
Broader control of customer endpoints
Chad Barnard highlighted the prevention approach of containment and the ESM dashboard’s visibility and control across customer endpoints. He reported saving time, money and resources while retaining the protection features the team needed.
Rahr Malting Company
Hundreds of endpoints across a global network
Josh Vogel described a global network with hundreds of endpoints of different types. He valued how Advanced Endpoint Protection fitted into that IT environment.
Scheurich GmbH & Co.KG
Containment and employee productivity
Joerg Chemii valued the partnership with Dr. Deutsch GmbH and Xcitium technology. He highlighted keeping harmful and unknown files contained while employees continued accessing their work files.
Southlands English School
More than a year with automatic containment
Luca Iacono reported no security or malware issues during more than a year of using Advanced Endpoint Protection. He identified automatic containment of a harmful file as a key source of confidence.