Sophos Licences through Phoenix : SWGfL/Phoenix aggregated Sophos buying arrangement

[kennysarmy]

Any views on whether the SWGfL/Phoenix aggregated Sophos buying arrangement still represents good value for money for Antivirus Central Intercept X for PC's and Servers.

 

There blurb states:

 

 

The pricing represents exceptional value for money and has been provided in order to

• - ensure existing users of the software renew when their licences expire, and
• - to enable new users to benefit from the software.

Eligible purchasers include:

• - existing and active users of the SWGfL/Phoenix aggregated Sophos buying arrangement,
• - schools or other public sector establishments with an education focus that are located in the south west of England who do not currently utilise Sophos or have an active opportunity with Sophos in place.

Purchasers may be required to confirm their eligibility with Phoenix Software.

SWGfL and Phoenix Software reserve the right to refuse sale of licences to any individual or organisation that does not qualify as a purchaser at their sole discretion, and/or if their suppliers decline to fulfil a sale of licences to any individual or organisation.

[DrCheese]

Still have it here. Although it used to cost us around £2.2k for 3 years subscription, it's now around that per year.

 

I do toy with moving to Windows Defender at some point, but Sophos really is a "Deploy and forget" whereas defender is a metric ton of work to config (Not to mention, removing sophos would be a headache)

[Wave9_Lee]

We're happy to competitively quote against any Sophos Endpoint pricing - and even better rates for customers who have a Sophos firewall with us.