Product catalog Harmony endpoint: when 'standard package' and 'additional package'

[MarcVB]

Hello,

When looking at the Harmony endpoint catalog - for me it is not clear when we use/propose a standard package and when an additional package.

somebody can explain ?

thanks. 

[G_W_Albrecht]

All depends on the blades needed by the customer ! Packages available are:

• Data Protection – includes Full Disk Encryption and Removable Media Encryption, including Access Control and Port Protection
• Harmony Endpoint Basic – includes Anti-Malware, Anti-Ransomware, Zero-day Phishing, Advanced Threat Prevention, &
Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)
• Harmony Endpoint Advanced – includes Harmony Endpoint Basic, plus Threat Emulation and Threat Extraction
• Harmony Endpoint Complete – includes Harmony Endpoint Advanced, plus Data Security (Full Disk and Media Encryption)
Note: Endpoint Compliance is provided with all packages

Now look at the difference between standard packages, representing the two most common selection of blades, whereas the Additional packages offering a more granular selection of blades. See here for details https://catalog.checkpoint.com/cat/nbqxe3lpnz4v6zlomryg62looq=

[MarcVB]

Thanks, for the reply.

I think I have a misunderstanding of the naming convention. For me you when you have a standard package, you can opt for an additional package.

But it seems this is not the case: you can perfectly install a 'Harmony Enpoint advanced'  (=an additional package) 

Other question:

The best for the user, who needs a endpoint protection and mobile protection, is a standard package 'Harmony Mobile and Endpoint bundle'. Because the sum of the price of the products separately is much higher.