System requirements and subscription information

Supported operating systems

For computers

  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Linux

Note: Exact features and functionality may vary depending on the OS and version used.

See detailed specifications here

For smartphones and tablets

  • Android
  • iOS and iPadOS (Mobile Device Management functionality only)

Note: Exact features and functionality may vary depending on the OS and version used.

See detailed specifications for Android security here
See detailed specifications for MDM here

For file servers

  • Windows
  • Linux

Note: Exact features and functionality may vary depending on the OS and version used.

See detailed specifications here

For mail servers

Supported mail servers

  • Exchange

Note: Exact features and functionality may vary depending on the server version used.

See detailed specifications here

For virtual environments

  • VMware vSphere 6.0, 6.5+, 6.7+ (vCenter Single Sign-On, vSphere Client/Web Client, vCenter Server, vCenter Inventory Service)
  • VMware NSX Manager 6.3+, 6.4.0, 6.4.1, 6.4.2
  • VMware Guest Introspection 6.2.4+, 6.3+, 6.4+

For cloud workloads

  • Subscription to Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services, or Google Cloud Platform to connect with virtual machines (supported OS distributions: Linux and Windows).

For cloud applications protection

  • Subscription for Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace to connect with the tenant (Exchange Online, OneDrive, SharePoint Online, Teams, Gmail, Google Drive)

Subscription information

Cloud and on-premises management included

Remote management platform is available as cloud-based or on-premises deployment. No need to buy or maintain additional hardware, reducing the total cost of ownership.

Subscription flexibility

Mix and match your subscription as needed
Covers all the bases, allowing you to mix and match endpoint protection without wasting a single license.

Add additional devices at any time
You can purchase seats for additional computers, laptops, mobile devices and servers any time.

Transfer a subscription to another device
You can transfer a valid ESET subscription to a completely new device from the original one. In addition, you can switch from one OS to another.

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Protected by ESET since 2017
More than 9,000 endpoints

Protected by ESET since 2019
1,200 devices & 2,700 mailboxes

Protected by ESET since 2016
More than 32,000 endpoints

ISP security partner since 2008
2 milion customer base

protected by ESET since 2017
more than 9,000 endpoints

Protected by ESET since 2019
1,200 devices & 2,700 mailboxes

protected by ESET since 2016
more than 32,000 endpoints

ISP security partner since 2008
2 milion customer base

protected by ESET since 2017
more than 9,000 endpoints

Protected by ESET since 2019
1,200 devices & 2,700 mailboxes

protected by ESET since 2016
more than 32,000 endpoints

ISP security partner since 2008
2 million customer base

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