Digitalterminal.In eScan Enterprise EDR Receives AV-TEST Award 2025 for Advanced Protection
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- •eScan Enterprise EDR won the AV-TEST Award 2025 for Best Advanced Protection.
- •The award recognizes eScan's defense against ransomware and infostealer attacks.
- •Only two solutions received the Best Advanced Protection Award in 2025.
eScan (MicroWorld Technologies Inc) announced that its Enterprise EDR solution won the AV-TEST Award 2025 for Best Advanced Protection in the Corporate Users category. This award recognizes eScan's consistent defense against ransomware and infostealer attacks throughout 2025. The AV-TEST Institute, a reputable cybersecurity testing lab, awarded only 25 honors to 12 manufacturers globally, highlighting eScan's exceptional performance in Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) testing. Unlike basic malware detection, AV-TEST's ATP evaluations simulate real-world attack scenarios, requiring products to demonstrate effective multi-layered defenses. eScan's solution integrates endpoint protection, network security, device control, and behavioral analysis, which contributed to its success in maintaining perfect ATP scores. The award is significant as only two solutions received the Best Advanced Protection Award among all tested corporate products in 2025.
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