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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 Stephen,

    Thanks for the quick response.

    I downloaded the trial version on this link 

    https://www.sophos.com/en-us/support/downloads/console/sophos-enterprise-console.aspx

     

    On purchasing the eXploit prevention, I was given credentials (Username and Password) which I try to use them on the central servers update manager to download security updates from Sophos. (Am not very knowledgeable on how this works)

    But the idea is to protect servers and well as PC. But have only one central server with access to Internet and download updates from Sophos and push them to 12 branch servers. The branch servers will have to protect 10 windows PCs.

    So do I need to purchase EPA?

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