Which Endpoint Detection & Response Tool (EDR) would you recommend when Linux systems forms the significant percentage of endpoints?

Sentinel One10%

Symantec34%

CrowdStrike47%

Microsoft7%

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Director of IT in Software3 years ago

Carbon Black

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Yes, one dedicated employee17%

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