ESET Strengthen its position in Latest Gartner Magic Quadrant for Endpoint Protection Platforms
To ESET, this progress highlights its ongoing commitment to innovation, customer-centric development, and strategic focus on delivering high-performance endpoint protection platform solutions for organizations worldwide. As stated in the latest Gartner Magic Quadrant for EPP, where ESET is recognized as a Challenger, 'ESET PROTECT is well-suited for small and midsize organizations seeking mature endpoint prevention and protection capabilities.'
'We are proud to see our progress recognized by Gartner,' said Pavol Balaj, Chief Business Officer at ESET. 'Our improved position in the Magic Quadrant for Endpoint Protection Platforms reflects our unwavering commitment to delivering powerful, reliable, and accessible cybersecurity solutions. This progress is a testament to our dedication to customer value and cybersecurity excellence. We remain focused on helping organizations of all sizes stay resilient in an increasingly complex threat landscape.'
The Gartner Magic Quadrant for EPP includes the following key strengths of ESET: Customer Experience : ESET is praised for its responsive and helpful technical and account support.
: ESET is praised for its responsive and helpful technical and account support. Operations : ESET focuses heavily on EPP R&D, with most revenue coming from EPP products.
: ESET focuses heavily on EPP R&D, with most revenue coming from EPP products. Geographic Strategy: ESET supports multiple European and Asian languages, appealing to a global audience.
Additionally, the Magic Quadrant describes ESET as a 'vendor that supports cloud-delivered, hybrid, and on-premises (including air-gapped) management of EPP. In addition to EPP, ESET also offers workspace security controls such as email security.'
As further stated in the report, ESET's recent innovations include a proprietary ransomware rollback feature, AI PC integration with Intel to reduce endpoint CPU load, and expanded vulnerability assessment and patch management across Windows, macOS, and Linux. These advancements are part of ESET's broader roadmap to enhance multitenancy, third-party integrations, and expand into adjacent security domains such as identity and workload protection.
Further validating ESET's technical excellence, the 2025 Gartner Critical Capabilities for Endpoint Protection Platforms report states: 'ESET PROTECT delivers reliable core endpoint protection, with high protection efficacy and solid cloud-based management. Its mature hybrid management capabilities enable effective operation in environments with limited or intermittent connectivity, supporting compliance and protection for organizations with strict regulatory or data residency needs.'
ESET PROTECT is a comprehensive cybersecurity platform designed to meet the evolving needs of modern organizations. Built on decades of expertise and continuous innovation, it delivers a Prevention-First approach to security, integrating advanced technologies and security services into a single, scalable solution.
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