Point vs. Platform: Which Makes Sense When?

As the security market continues to consolidate, large platform vendors are acquiring new capabilities through M&A; while other vendors are solely focused on developing best-of-breed feature sets. Should you go with a larger platform vendor or choose a more focused point solution?

In this webinar, IANS Faculty Adrian Sanabria and Guillaume Ross use Microsoft as a key example and explain:

  • The main pros and cons of both types of vendors
  • Key pitfalls to avoid in the decision
  • How to ensure you choose the right fit for your organization

 

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VAC Report Summary: Microsoft Platforms Make Sense for Azure or Windows Enterprises, Less So for Others

by Adrian Sanabria with Dave Shackleford and Aaron Turner, IANS Faculty

Microsoft holds a lot of power and clout as the industry’s largest security vendor, and it commands a broad range of security products. However, its confusing licensing models and overcomplicated UI/UX can make Microsoft a chore to buy and use.

Download this point vs. platform VAC report snapshot to understand Microsoft’s five main security-focused platforms and find recommendations for when it makes sense to use them—and when it doesn’t…

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