Benjamin82

Application Control/Whitelisting.  I've inquired before about this, but I view it as a core capability that ESET still lacks.  Microsoft's tools for application control are varied and cumbersome to manage.  SRP is dated, Applocker only works on Enterprise versions of Windows 10 and 11, and Windows Defender Application Control is probably the most cumbersome yet of their application control tools.  So my suggestion would be some manner to whitelist authorized applications (via hash, publisher, etc.) and effectively block execution from user writeable directories within ESET.  Basically similar to how SRP and Applocker works.  

I've seen previous posts about Enterprise Inspector being either offered as a full cloud solution or merging the capabilities of Enterprise Inspector with the ESET Protect product.  Is there an estimate on when this might occur or any status update?  EDR capabilities are being pushed by both regulators (see item #7 from the New York Department of Financial Services: https://www.dfs.ny.gov/industry_guidance/industry_letters/il20210630_ransomware_guidance) and cyber liability insurers (almost every application I completed this year asked if we deployed an EDR solution).  Even the White House has issued a statement recommending EDR solutions (https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/presidential-actions/2021/05/12/executive-order-on-improving-the-nations-cybersecurity/).  Small to medium businesses might not necessarily be moving all of their on premise workloads to a cloud solution, but I think when selecting new products and services there is a preference for cloud based solutions.  And almost every major (and minor) player in the EDR market offers a fully cloud hosted solution.  Just wondered if this was still on ESET's roadmap.  Having to deploy an on premise server to run it makes it feel like a 'legacy' solution.