In the month of October, ten products were certified, and two failed the OPSWAT Access Control Certification Program (OACCP) manual testing and automated test harness.
Awarded Certifications
| # | Certified Product | Vendor Name |
|---|---|---|
| Gold Anti-malware | ||
| 1 | SentinelOne 4.3 for Linux | SentinelOne |
| 2 | Max Secure Total Security 19.x for Windows | Max Secure Software |
| 3 | Avast Business Antivirus 14.x for Mac | Avast |
| 4 | Security Manager AV Defender 6.x for Windows | SolarWinds |
| 5 | Advanced Malware Protection for Endpoints 7.x for Windows | Cisco |
| 6 | Endgame Sensor 3.x for Mac | Endgame |
| 7 | SentinelOne 4.3 for Windows | SentinelOne |
| 8 | Symantec Endpoint Protection for Windows | Symantec |
| 9 | Check Point Endpoint Security 83.x for Mac | Check Point |
| 10 | AhnLab V3 Endpoint Security 9.x for Windows | AhnLab |
| Gold Encryption | ||
| 11 | Check Point Endpoint Security 83.x for Mac | Check Point |
| Failed Certifications | ||
| Two products failed to certify | ||
The OPSWAT Access Control Certification Program is the most comprehensive method for verifying device compatibility and security effectiveness to achieve device trust. The majority of access control solutions, including MetaDefender Access and the OESIS Framework, rely on OPSWAT certification to establish and verify device compliance. 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 corporate digital assets. OACCP provides a device security compliance framework to IT teams to minimize remote access threats.
Find out more about OPSWAT’s improved Access Control Certification Program, as well as the compatibility and security effectiveness criteria.
Submit your application or learn more details about the certification process by sending an email to certification@opswat.com and our team will get back to you with all the information.
