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Unless you run half your devices on one security vendor and half on another surely there is no way round it? Companies install this stuff over "Windows Defender
by phatfish 2y ago
Unless you run half your devices on one security vendor and half on another surely there is no way round it? Companies install this stuff over "Windows Defender" so they can point fingers at the security vendor when they get hacked, this is the other side of the coin.
It has happened before where security software has unwanted effects, can't say i remember anyone else managing to blue screen Windows and require a safe mode boot to fix the endpoints though.
- whyoh 2y agoRelying on easy-install "security vendors" is the problem. It's one thing to run an antivirus on a general purpose PC that doesn't have a qualified human admin. But many of the computers affected here are single-purpose devices, which should operate with a different approach to security.