Danijel Jovanovic JAPICOM

Maybe you can try Kaspersky Embedded System Security? I have one client with 2000+ endpoints, but also has 40-50 old pc-s with Windows XP. We covered those machines with KESS.

That's the point. On a first step, it isolates everything. When you click on disinfect and restart, it starts scanning and you can't do anything. You can't access any site on internet, you can't start any app on pc, you can't start even task manager, etc. You can just wait for kaspersky to finnish scanning and restart pc. After that you get the info about scan and what has been done, but the system is safe. Anyways, for me, regardless of that that i'm working with kaspersky for years and partnership status, i have my opinion for kaspersky and for me, it is by far best solution on market. I don't say that every other solution is bad, far from that, i have really good opinion for few other solutions and i know that every other vendor is doing their best to provide most security, but for what i have seen and tested, kaspersky is the best for quite a while. If you need some help or you have some question that you think i can help, i'll be really glad to help you.

You need just endpoint test. Unselect network test on first screen.

You are not doing something right. I've done testing now with couple versions for personal use and for business. On first step, malware infection, kaspersky cuts it off and offers to do a restart and disinfection. Its practically impossible to do test till the end because antivirus prevents it.

From my expirience eset is far from good antivirus. For example you can do simple test here www. cpcheckme . com/checkme/ and try eset and other solutions to see how it goes. On the other hand it isnt even best with impact on system. You have Palo Alto Cortex that is by far in front of any other vendor. I have implemented kaspersky in dozen govermental institutions and big companies, also have few dozen small business that i work with every day. Thats like cca 15.000+ all kind of endpoints. I have tested business solutions and personal solutions for kaspersky, cortex/traps, eset, avast, bit defender, sophos and i know what im talking about. Few months ago i have tested Kaspersky antvirus for personal use on a laptop cca 10 years old, some G series cpu, 4GB RAM, 320GB HDD with 5400rpm. After initial update and scan, which was really haevy on that system, everything worked like a charm. Tested it for few days, and nothing changed, it was just working good with cpu for kaspersky process not going over 10-15 %. There are some settings that you can set in kaspersky antivirus which can help a lot on low end machines, like scan only new and modified files for example, or set light heuristic analysis etc. If you want i can help you with settings and try to get the best you can on that machine.

That's pretty heavy load for a useless app...

@sevoiram You're welcome 🙂

Hi, Here are the screenshots that should walk you through creation of stand-alone packages.

@Demiad Hi, i know. I never deployed it like that in production, just for testing. Since my last post i tested it with multiple KSC on one sql server, tested KSC with sql express and standard and tested KSC in failover with sql 2022, everything works without any problem.

You have in protection settings in anti phishing module, on the bottom of the page section allowlist. You can add sender address there.

Just to add that this problem is not happening with SQL 2022. I know that SQL 2022 is not listed in software requirements, but i did couple installations of KSC with SQL 2022 and everything works without this procedure.