In the month of November, 11 products were Gold-certified, and one failed the OACCP manual testing and automated test harness. None of the submitted products met the Platinum level requirements.
# | Certified Product | Vendor Name |
Platinum Anti-malware | ||
No product qualified at this level | ||
Gold Anti-malware | ||
1 | Check Point Endpoint Security 83.x for Windows | Check Point |
2 | Falcon 6.x for Mac | CrowdStrike |
3 | SentinelOne 4.4 for Windows | SentinelOne |
4 | Symantec Endpoint Protection 14.x for Mac | Symantec |
5 | Cisco Advanced Malware Protection for Endpoints 7.3 for Windows | Cisco |
6 | Sophos Home 3.x for Windows | Sophos |
7 | Check Point Endpoint Security 83.x for Windows | Check Point |
8 | Falcon 6.x for Windows | CrowdStrike |
9 | Norton Security Ultra 22.x for Windows | Symantec |
10 | Cisco Advanced Malware Protection for Endpoints 7.3.9 for Windows | Cisco |
11 | Kaspersky Endpoint Security 11.5 for Windows | Kaspersky |
Failed Certifications | ||
One product failed to certify | ||
The OPSWAT Access Control Certification Program is the de facto standard in the industry for verifying device compatibility and security effectiveness. Over 100 million enterprise devices using industry-leading access control solutions, including OPSWAT MetaDefender Access and OESIS Framework, rely on OPSWAT certification to establish device trust. The increased adoption of Work From Home (WFH) has posed a significant challenge to IT teams in identifying and isolating risky devices before they gain access to critical corporate digital assets. OACCP provides the device posture (security compliance) to IT teams to minimize and eliminate threats posed by risky devices.
Find out more about OPSWAT’s Access Control Certification Program, submit your application or learn more details about the certification process by sending an email at certification@opswat.com. For OEM inquiries, use the oem@opswat.com alias.
