Well, I'm talking about the specific version of the Cylance PROTECT intended for homes, which I believe similar engine sans memory protection and other controls

Well, I'm talking about the specific version of the Cylance PROTECT intended for homes, which I believe similar engine sans memory protection and other controls in their management dashboard. I guess it's bad execution on their end, too, not necessarily their engine itself, perhaps. I guess their engine is more appropriate for corporate IT environment where what goes inside gets more vetting on what goes in. The reason I looked at Cylance was part curiosity, and other that that I do manage machines beyond my own use; so "end user is your biggest risk" actually applies to me as far as malware vector goes. In any case, I'm not really sure how Cylance's trying to position for their home offering; seems to allow very little control over its configuration and while protection is inadequate. I haven't use their enterprise version but I'm assuming it gives you a lot more configuration options...