We recently moved from OfficeScan on-premises to Apex One as a Service (AOSaaS), and like the frequency of updates realized through the cloud offering, and find that the interface is easy to navigate and configure. Trend Micro has recently combined features from multiple products into Apex One, allowing more functionality within a single agent. For example, we use the "vulnerability protection" feature, which protects against recent unpatched vulnerabilities. Because AOSaaS resides in the cloud, we no longer have to worry about updating on-premises servers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
When we had an on-premises system, we found it easy to miss patches and updates, which came out rather frequently. With the cloud version, we miss the ability to push scans and software updates from the server to endpoints. Integrations with other cloud applications seem to be lacking as well. For example, we've experienced complications attempting to integrate with cloud SIEM systems via API. It would also be great if the Active Directory sync agent would sync more than just Active Directory structure. It would be ideal if the application could synchronize AD user accounts for authentication as well. Currently, ADFS is required to sync user accounts to AOSaaS. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
