Integrate Bitdefender endpoint security technology to strengthen an existing offering, or integrate it into a solution or service. Bitdefender’s award-winning technology helps expand capabilities, promote attractive value propositions to new or existing customers, secure additional revenue, increase customer satisfaction and differentiate in the market.
By addressing the needs of a wider number of customers with feature-rich solutions and value-added services.
By integrating award-winning software development kits (SDKs) to your security products and services.
By adding valuable features to your offering that incorporate best-in-class anti-malware and anti-spam engines.
Bitdefender’s endpoint technology is battle-tested, defeating advanced and sophisticated threats through an adaptive and layered approach. Our patented machine learning technologies, combined with the ability to monitor behavior and attack techniques enable us to prevent, detect, and block threats that traditional endpoint defenses miss.
Bitdefender offers one of the most comprehensive technology stacks on the market. Our solutions are not limited to anti-malware, but also comprise of a rich set of anti-spam, anti-ransomware, anti-exploit, and various other interceptors, as well as sandbox systems, mobile solutions, and even IoT. All these top performing features and modules can be easily integrated into endpoint protection solutions.
Bitdefender offers different business models and licensing options to adapt to your business needs. You can choose to integrate Bitdefender technology into your own product or service, to offer it as an optional add-on, or to package it as an upsell/cross-sell option to existing customers. You can even deploy it for internal use.
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