My internet access has been very reliable, so I am not particularly concerned about that. The only downside being that if one lost internet connectivity, one could no longer administer the software. Not all home users would take to that method, but I don't think it would be a problem for me.
The program is administered through Sophos Central, a web based portal. Intercept X is targeted at businesses with need of multiple seat licenses, but unless I'm mistaken, there are ways a home user could purchase a single seat license for Intercept X. Intercept X just adds use of artificial intelligence (AI). If I understand correctly they are both essentially anti-exploit software. Then I became aware of Sophos' new enterprise anti-exploit product, Intercept X. I am interested in HitmanPro.Alert, which I understand now belongs to Sophos. And I feel this has served me well so far, however I think it may be wise to complement NOD32 with a dedicated anti-exploit, as long as it is not too resource hungry and does not conflict with NOD32. I currently use ESET NOD32 as my only active anti-malware program, which does include some anti-exploit features. I am considering adding an active (memory resident) anti-exploit program to my system.
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