Ĭurrently Symantec is working on a Migration Tool from SBE 2013 cloud to SEPC. There is also a Small Business version, which is licensed per User 1 device, and only for laptop/desktops. This product is licensed per User up to 5 devices, including mobile devices. The datasheet for the new product can be found here:
This is Symantec’s #1 priority right now, to fix this and make it more like SBE 2013’s. SEPC is a superior product, but the management console is not up to par with the SBE 2013’s console yet. Symantec wants to convert everyone over to this product, and soon, EOL the SBE 2013 product. SEPC (Symantec Endpoint Protection Cloud) is the latest cloud option. The contents have been edited for some clarity: Here is some recent information I received from series of emails from a Product Marketing Associate at one of the major distributors while discussing the changes to Symantec's ExSP program. Protection for up to five devices per employee under a single license fee.īack to the original question. Real-time updates on threat activity and compliance with a simple and easy to read dashboard A reduction in IT administrative support with a self-service portal that allows employees to add new devices for protection One place to manage all devices, including: PCs, laptops, mobile phones, tablets and servers across Windows, Mac, iOS and Android Easy set up and deployment in under five minutes Layered detection controls to protect endpoints from threats that are powered by advanced machine learning techniques and Symantec’s Global Intelligence Network
Symantec Endpoint Protection Cloud offers: Symantec Endpoint Protection Cloud is for organisations with fewer than 1 000 employees that are looking for an effective way to protect corporate and personal devices on the corporate network. Symantec Endpoint Protection Cloud, a new solution for small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) to protect them from targeted attacks and ransomware, giving SMB owners enterprise-grade protection in a solution that can be set up in less than five minutes and operated by someone with general IT knowledge.
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