Coro

Pros: The new version of the Coronet console is excellent! It is so easy to use. I love the fact that I can safely preview a malicious email so that I can safely determine whether it is safe or not!

Cons: I really have no complaints about this new version of Coronet. All of my complaints/suggestions were addressed in this new Coronet release.

Pros: New dashboard and console is more streamlined to our needs

Cons: Learning curve for desired level of granularity

Pros: Ease of use, peace of mind.

Cons: White noise on daily notifications - I don't always dig into the reports.

Pros: The Coronet software was extremely easy to install and configure. Coronet offers fantastic support and onboarding. I love the daily recap for threats,phishing,malware etc..

Cons: I am not a fan of the discounted introductory price that jumps drastically in year 2.

Pros: This software protects the end point from users files that may have malicious content and also protects phishing scams from the user email accounts.

Cons: The event logging could have some more data.

Pros: It was a very easy setup, and it's easy to change and navigate. That's huge to me, because the less time I need to learn and understand a product, the more time I can spend actually using it.

Cons: Coronet has login location and you are able to blacklist or whitelist certain countries. Would love if they expanded on this so you could blacklist and whitelist certain states as well.

Pros: Setup was very easy and you get daily reports that start at a high level and allow you to drill down to the user

Cons: Billing was hard to get a hold of. Tried to call but got no response.

Pros: GUI is user friendly and easy to set up.

Cons: The lack of preventing DLP emails from being sent out.

Pros: It is a multi-faceted product that accomplishes many security objectives in one go.

Cons: Some of the features aren't exactly self explanatory. I received a guide from the support team that explains what all the rules actually do, but it would've been better if it explained in a help bubble instead.

Pros: implementation is easy and does not require a lot of manpower or technical knowledge

Cons: additional features are needed to compete with top tier companies.

Pros: It works behind the scenes with our cloud providers transparently.

Cons: Nothing was difficult to use about the product.

Pros: Setup was simple, UI is clean and well organized, alerts are informative.

Cons: The only thing I disliked was there wasn't an easy mass deployment option for the clients. I believe this has since been fixed.

Pros: Ease of setup and maintenance; the service is set up in minutes (although refined over time) and requires very little maintenance ongoing. Support is easily received and fast to respond.

Cons: Support for Slack messaging is minimal, which would create huge value as it's fast becoming a major source of communication for many companies.

Pros: I don't know it's running. It works perfectly with my other applications and it doesn't seem to slow down my computer like our previous program.

Cons: Don't really have a negative so far, it work behind the scenes and I just forget about it.

Pros: The ability to have access to a single pane for strong data protection policies, the ability to retrieve audits when necessary, and continuous threat monitoring.

Cons: Very good product, unfortunately, we choose a different path.

Pros: The software has the ability to identify who was compromised and where in the wold the attempt occurred.

Cons: As with any software, nothing is perfect. They are still tweaking the AV piece of it, but it is a good product.

Pros: Overall I would say the email and threat monitoring definitely takes the cake for me.

Cons: I feel that the antivirus component can be a bit rough around the edges since its so fresh, however the devs have been putting in a ton of work on getting this done right.

Pros: The simplicity of management, the ease of implementation, and the handling of threats.

Cons: We would like to see more options around how the threat is handled, such as quarantining for review.

Pros: The product was incredibly easy to deploy, and we were up and running in less than 10 minutes. However, some time should be spent reviewing and tweaking the specific rules & actions based on a given detection. The regular use & administration of the product is very easy, without too much time being consumed.

Cons: Most of the threat detection we use Coronet for is baked in to Office 365, so the product isn't needed for every organization. However, the configuration & cost of Coronet was easy enough that it made sense to use as supplemental protection. It does take some time for the algorithms to learn what is and isn't an actual threat.

Pros: Ease to deploy and minimal need to configure to get the product to a very useful state.

Cons: Users are unable to whitelist suspected emails themselves. This means the IT team needs to whitelist in the case that legitimate emails get caught.

Pros: I liked the idea of monitoring multiple 3rd part platforms for activity in one console/dashboard.

Cons: There are a number of features and actions missing that we have already shared multiple times with various reps from Coronet.

Pros: The product is very easy to use and getting good information is improving considerably. Integration and management have been extremely easy. Customer service has been great. I have sent in a number of questions and they have all been promptly addressed. I do appreciate the monitoring for network connections that aren't secure.

Cons: We develop software and sometimes code that we develop is flagged as malware (it's not). It would be nice if we could somehow whitelist these activities. Customer service did come up with a way to ignore these but it required multiple rules. There are still phishing emails slipping through but I realize some of these would be impossible to catch. I do appreciate that there's a mechanism to forward phishing emails for further analysis and possible fine-tuning of the algorithm. Not a big deal, but it would be nice if we could right-click on a file and launch the virus scanner (rather than opening the app). We do have a situation where it would be good to be able to deploy this on computers which aren't assigned to a specific user; e.g., we have some NUCs deployed in our conference rooms that anyone can log into and use but we don't want to 'burn' user licenses on these.

Pros: Not only do we need to be concerned with incoming information but also with outgoing information as well. The Coronet product has been key in stopping information from being sent via email that breaches our data policies.

Cons: I haven't found anything that I disliked.