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Advantage and Blackberry Offer TWO Months FREE Access to Endpoint Protection Platform

In recognition of the temporary work scenarios that New Zealand companies are facing during the COVID-19 lockdown, Advantage and Blackberry are offering FREE access to the Blackberry Cylance endpoint protection platform for up to 2 months, to enable and secure access to corporate information.

Advantage has a team available to assist with the installation despite the Coronavirus lockdown.

Blackberry Cylance:

  • Is simple to set up and can deploy to up to 100,000 devices in 2 weeks.
  • Installs without making changes to the existing host or removal of current antivirus
  • Is a lightweight agent with a small 1-2% CPU and ~60MB footprint.
  • Prevents 99%+ of attacks pre execution.

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