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Sophos anti virus for servers and PCs

Masoud Kiswagara

Dear team,

I have installed Sophos Enterprise Console in one of my central servers. This server will be the one downloading security updates from Sophos. I also have branch servers (management console) which will receive updates from the central server and push the updates to the branch PCs (protecting them).

When I asked for a quote, Sophos provided me with Sophos Exploit Prevention licenses. Things got funny when I was trying to apply the license. It failed and when I got back to Sophos they advised I should first purchase Sophos Endpoint Protection before purchasing the Exploit Prevention.

Now I am posting on this forum to get someone to help me understand the licensing model I am going to need for my infrastructure as explained above. Please help



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    Hi Masoud,

    Sophos Enterprise Console (SEC) is the management server for our on premise endpoint/server product. You will have likely got access to SEC as part of an endpoint or server license. EPA = Endpoint Protection Advanced or SVRWVL = Server Protection for Virtualisation, Windows, And Linux.

    Where did you download SEC from?

    How did you try and apply the license?

    EXP is a license that can be added to EPA or SVRWVL and provides access to additional Intercept X features of Anti Ransomware (CryptoGuard) and Anti Exploit for SEC customers;

    Regards,

    Stephen

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    Hi Masoud,

    Sophos Enterprise Console (SEC) is the management server for our on premise endpoint/server product. You will have likely got access to SEC as part of an endpoint or server license. EPA = Endpoint Protection Advanced or SVRWVL = Server Protection for Virtualisation, Windows, And Linux.

    Where did you download SEC from?

    How did you try and apply the license?

    EXP is a license that can be added to EPA or SVRWVL and provides access to additional Intercept X features of Anti Ransomware (CryptoGuard) and Anti Exploit for SEC customers;

    Regards,

    Stephen

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