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Hello,
 
Currently, only automatic VAPM scan launch is designed. VAPM scan is launched once in 24 hours within scheduler time frame (usually as soon as time frame starts)
You can workaround this by unassigning the policy > waiting till policy is unassigned and assigning again,  the VAPM scan should be re-set and launched again within the scheduled time frame.
We are constantly improving the product and Manual VAPM Scan Task is included in roadmap for implementation within few months, generally when EESW 11.1 product will be released - ETA end of June 2024.
 

We have this too. We discovered it with a client who went through CyberEssentials +
It seems Windows Defender used to keep itself up to date even with a 3rd party AV installed. Something was changed and now it doesnt. This causes Vulnerability scanners to flag it as out of date (which it is)
 
 

You can block a TLD by adding it to the list of blocked addresses in the Web access protection setup -> URL management as follows:

There are places in the Protect console where sorting is missing and would be a big time saver. For instance, in the Dashboard, go to ESET Applications. Click on one of the out of date applications then click "detailed information". This produces a list of computers that are out of date, but no ability to sort. 
In that same list of out of date applications, if I click "update installed eset products" I get an easy way to update these out of date computers. Sometimes I don't want to update all of them, only specific ones. This would be easy to do if the selection list was sortable. 
Thanks for Cloud Protect, it has been a game changer for us!

Yeah it just was announced this week so it is not on that MS page at least yet.  Thanks for looking into it.

With this recent Announcement of antivirus exclusions for MS Exchange servers, will ESET remove these? Or are they already not part of the ESET automatic exclusions?
Thanks!

We plan to release a service build of Endpoint 9.1 withing the next few days.

A new service build of Endpoint v9.1 is anticipated soon. It should address certain Outlook related issues.

Description: The ability to turn off threat alerts regarding windows updates.
Detail: I know that Windows Updates are important, however, in a business situation they are usually controlled by the administrator in the IT Department (me) and are not automatically rolled out whenever they are available. Some updates don't work with some of the systems that we employ and therefore they do not get rolled out at all. When checking through the ERA console, 27 of our machines are showing that they have a security notification because they do not have all of the newest Windows Updates as I have chosen not to roll them out to these specific machines. It isn't really an issue but it makes it look like 27 of the machines aren't functioning correctly when in fact they are working fine.

Description: A "Reset to Default" option for different parts of the ERA.
Detail: This one has mainly been discovered due to my own fault. There are many things that can be played with within ERA which is great, however I think there are some of us that might play a little too much and then get to a point where we've changed so much of something that it doesn't work or doesn't give you what you want. 
For areas such as reports and policies, it might be a good idea to have a button that you can click while editing that restores the default values. That way, if you play around too much and feel like you just want it back to how it was before, you have a reset button as a saviour.