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Add-ons You’re Using from OpenText Feature Comparison Security Category OpenText Add-ons Coro Complete Endpoint Protection (AV/EDR) ✅ Webroot Endpoint Protection ✅ Built-in anti-malware, auto-remediation, compliance checks Email Threat Protection ✅ Zix ATP (anti-phishing, spoofing, sandboxing) ✅ Built-in with impersonation protection, sandboxing, BEC protection DNS Filtering & Web Security ✅ Webroot DNS Protection ✅ Included as

FEATURE COMPARISON: Microsoft Defender Add-ons vs Coro Complete Feature Microsoft Defender (Add-ons) Coro Complete Endpoint Protection ✔️ Microsoft Defender for Endpoint (Plan 1 or 2) ✔️ Included Email Security (Phishing, Malware) ✔️ Microsoft Defender for Office 365 (Plan 1 or 2) ✔️ Included Cloud App Security (e.g., OneDrive) ✔️ Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps (formerly

A Gmail account is not inherently “cybersecurity-proof”, but Google does provide strong built-in security features. To make it more secure—and better meet cybersecurity or cyber insurance standards—you can use third-party add-ons and best practices. 1. Email Threat Protection 2. Data Loss Prevention (DLP) 3. Account Compromise Detection 4. User & Device Monitoring 5. Unified Dashboard

Coro Essential vs Coro Complete Category Coro Essential Coro Complete Target Users SMBs needing basic protection SMBs needing full-stack cybersecurity + compliance support Endpoint Protection ✅ Basic malware protection ✅ Advanced EDR + threat intelligence Email Protection ✅ Basic phishing/malware filter ✅ Phishing, BEC, spam filtering, DLP, encryption Web Filtering ❌ Not included ✅ Included

tailored for MSPs supporting small businesses (like dental offices, clinics, or law firms) — especially when cyber insurance readiness is a goal. EDR Comparison Table (For MSP Use) Feature / Tool Coro EDR SentinelOne Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Huntress (not EDR) Webroot (not EDR) Type Basic EDR Full EDR Full EDR MDR (post-breach) Traditional AV