Seqrite Endpoint Security: Solution Overview, Editions, and Pricing

Key Features of Seqrite Endpoint Security

Seqrite Endpoint Security offers the following security features:

• Application control safelist/blocklist: Restricts application access using safelist/blocklist policies based on the zero trust model. Includes a “Monitoring Only” mode to observe application activity without enforcement.
• Endpoint threat hunting: Detects and neutralizes hidden threats using malicious file hash detection. Features automated IoC searches and real-time blocking.
• Google and YouTube access controller: Blocks personal Google accounts while allowing corporate access. Restricts YouTube content based on categories, publisher names, or other criteria.
• Ransomware protection: Detects and blocks ransomware attacks with behavior-based technology. Automatically backs up critical data for easy restoration after an attack.
• Third-party antivirus removal: Automatically detects and uninstalls existing antivirus solutions during Seqrite installation to avoid conflicts.
• Device control: Manage device policies for Windows and Mac platforms to secure the network from unauthorized devices.
• Web filtering: Blocks known suspicious websites or categories to limit web access.
• BitLocker encryption management: Centrally manages BitLocker encryption policies, keys, and recovery options.
• Patch management: Simplifies and centralizes patch deployment for Microsoft and third-party applications to address vulnerabilities promptly.
• Data loss prevention (DLP): Prevents leakage of sensitive data by monitoring and controlling data access on endpoints and removable devices.
• Asset management: Monitors hardware and software configurations of endpoints for real-time insights into company assets.
• File sandboxing: Analyzes suspicious files in Seqrite cloud sandbox to detect malware without needing additional hardware or software.

Related content: Read our guide to endpoint security management

Seqrite Endpoint Protection Editions and Pricing

Seqrite’s endpoint protection platform is offered in different tiers—SME, Business, Total, Enterprise Suite, and EDR.

Product Comparison

• SME: For small businesses, this plan includes core protection features such as antivirus, IDS/IPS, phishing protection, and basic tools like spam protection and asset management.
• Business: Includes all SME features with additional functionalities such as device control, patch management, and web filtering to provide broader protection for medium-sized businesses.
• Total: Extends the Business plan with features like SIEM integration, file activity monitoring, and application control for safelists and blocklists.
• Enterprise Suite: Built for large organizations, this suite offers protection with features like Google and YouTube access controllers, disk encryption management, automated and real-time IoC search, and Rapid Query to Endpoints.
• EDR (endpoint detection and response): Focuses on proactive threat hunting, file sandboxing, and advanced data loss prevention. It is an add-on for organizations seeking protection against sophisticated threats.

Pricing

• SME: $150.00 per year (for 5 endpoints)
• Business: $195.00 per year (for 5 endpoints)
• Total and Enterprise: Available on request
• EDR: Available as an add-on to existing plans

Related content: Read our guide to EDR security

Secure Endpoint Security Limitations

While Seqrite Endpoint Security provides protection for endpoints, it does come with some limitations that users should consider. Here are the key constraints, as reported by users on the G2 platform:

• Limited support for non-Windows platforms: The range of features and level of support for Mac and Linux operating systems are not as extensive as those available for Windows.
• Incompatibility with Apple M1 chips: The device control service does not function on devices using Apple M1 chips, limiting its effectiveness for Mac users.
• Stability issues: Users have reported occasional stability problems that can impact the reliability of the software.
• Lack of integration with other products: Seqrite Endpoint Security does not easily integrate with other security solutions.
• Support challenges: Customer support has room for improvement, with delays or inefficiencies reported in addressing user queries.
• Dashboard limitations: The live system encryption status feature on the dashboard could provide more detailed insights into the encryption and decryption progress.

Cynet: Ultimate Alternative to Seqrite

Cynet All-in-One is a holistic security solution that protects against threats to endpoint security and across your network. Cynet provides tools you can use to centrally manage endpoint security across the enterprise.

Cynet’s intelligent technologies can help you detect attacks by correlating information from endpoints, network analytics and behavioral analytics with almost no false positives. 

With Cynet, you can proactively monitor entire internal environments, including endpoints, network, files, and hosts. This can help you reduce attack surfaces and the likelihood of multiple attacks. 

Cynet All-in-One provides cutting edge EDR capabilities:

• Advanced endpoint threat detection—full visibility and predicts how an attacker might operate, based on continuous monitoring of endpoints and behavioral analysis.
• Investigation and validation—search and review historic or current incident data on endpoints, investigate threats, and validate alerts. This allows you to confirm the threat before responding to it, reducing dwell-time and performing faster remediation.
• Rapid deployment and response—deploy across thousands of endpoints within two hours. You can then use it to perform automatic or manual remediation of threats on the endpoints, disrupt malicious activity and minimize damage caused by attacks.

In addition, Cynet All-in-One provides the following endpoint protection capabilities:

• NGAV—providing automated prevention and termination of malware, exploits, Macros, LOLBins, and malicious scripts with machine learning based analysis.
• User Behavioral Analytics (UBA)—detecting and preventing attacks using compromised credentials through the use of behavioral baselines and signatures.
• Deception technology—planting fake credentials, files and connections to lure and trap attackers, mitigating damage and providing the opportunity to learn from attacker activity.
• Monitoring and control—providing asset management, vulnerability assessments and application control with continuous monitoring and log collection.
• Response orchestration—providing manual and automated remediation for files, users, hosts and networks customized with user-created scripts.

Learn more about the Cynet All-in-One security platform.