Test: Can endpoint solutions be manipulated?
AV-Comparatives has published the results of its "Anti-Tampering Certification Test" which shows whether endpoint solutions defend themselves against tampering: CrowdStrike, ESET, Kaspersky and Palo Alto Networks are among those taking part. The test attempts to disable or modify user and kernel space components of endpoint solutions to evaluate their anti-tampering properties. The test evaluates whether it is possible to disable or modify AV/EPP/EDR components or functions by tampering, with all tampering activities being carried out in the Windows user space. The following products are included in the test: CrowdStrike Falcon Enterprise ESET PROTECT Entry Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Business Palo…