Currently I run Comodo Itarian but I don't see how to get it to work with phones/tablets under the same licensing. I have tested Symantec, Eset, Sophos, and maybe some more. The license I get is a small business license, due to a couple of Windows Servers. Got three workstations, 3 laptops, 3 iPhones, 3 Androids and a couple of tablets. Willing to pay up to 150-175€ per year. Have a total of about 15 devices. With Eset I used Endpoint Protection, but the management tool would not allow enrolment of Mobile Devices under the same license. Also, expensive in my opinion. Then I went for Symantec, also endpoint, but I was never able to get it working with version 15 after having a trial with version 14. All kinds of issue, spent three months on and off in support cases. Useless. Despite being what I wanted in theory and at a reasonable price. Talked to Sophos, "ops, you have server, you need this business package for a lot more money". I have an office but I am not a business. I have several computers and devices because we use them and we need them. I use Win Server for backup and some hosted webs. Advice? Note 1. I will not contact my local dealer of any brand, that is always more expensive. Note 2. Yes, I set a price limit, don't start with the thing about losing data due to being cheap, I haven't lost a Kb in 15 years. Having said that I have been a customer at Eset for most of that time, but now it's too expensive.
Idk if this would work. But maybe check out Bitdefender Endpoint Security. Which I know nothing about. Only reason I suggest it is I have Bitdefender Total Security [consumer not business product] for windows which also includes android OSs.
Hum, yeah, I have looked at Bitdefender some time ago and it could be a candidate. The home solutions are ok priced but no server support, while business (for server support) is on the expensive side ranging up to 400€ and above. One thing that bugs me a bit is the forest of different solutions you face.. How does anyone know what to pick? I started off with small business selection and ended up with Gravityzone. Specs for Home: https://download.bitdefender.com/resources/media/materials/2020/userguides/en_EN/bitdefender_premium_security_2020_userguide_en.pdf Specs for Small Business: https://download.bitdefender.com/SMB/Cloud/GravityZone/en_US/Bitdefender_GravityZone_InstallationGuide_1_enUS.pdf Then again. Thinking out loud here.... All my Windows machines are more or less used for gaming, I am thinking a Home product would be less restrictive and more adaptive in regards to how the computer is used than a Business product that do not necessarily handle a PC with those communication and software requirements. Home product may be prepped to accept Steam, random files, and gaming processes with online communication. Kaspersky has a decent pricing for its Cloud Product: https://www.kaspersky.co.uk/security-cloud EDIT I see now that Bitdefender has similar offers: https://www.bitdefender.com/solutions/family-pack.html
You could try to contact the guys at SecureAPlus: https://www.secureaplus.com/features/users/for-business/ Dont know if they cover iOS, is there even a antivirus for iOS? I do not know prices, but they are very friendly and have a good product. /E
That would answer your/mine question about winsrv @Esse , and this https://www.secureage.com/products/secureaplus/ This answers the Android+iOS devices question. https://www.secureaplus.com/windows/#specifications But, I could definitely consider it for my servers. Kaspersky or Bitdefender for regular devices and SecureAPlus for Server. Always a bit messy with two interfaces but it would seem I have to go down that road regardless.
Give SAP a try on your Windows client, I think you will be surprised in a good way once you get to know it. Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.secureage.secureaplus&hl=sv /E
The problem here is the server. I know there are multiple products that have a license good for multiple devices such as Kaspersky and Norton that will allow Windows/Android/iOS. Then you get to the server part. There probably aren't many products that will install on a server that don't cost a lot. You may be able to install in comparability mode and lie about the Windows version but I wouldn't use that as an actual solution.
