BlackBerry Cylance

AI-driven endpoint protection using predictive machine learning to stop malware before it executes.

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What is BlackBerry Cylance?

BlackBerry Cylance is an AI-driven endpoint security portfolio built on Cylance AI, which uses machine learning to predict and prevent threats before execution rather than relying on signatures. CylanceENDPOINT bundles CylancePROTECT prevention, CylanceOPTICS EDR, device and script control, while CylanceMDR adds 24/7 managed detection and CylanceEDGE provides zero-trust network access. Third-party listings put starting pricing around $5.99 per month.

Key features

  • CylancePROTECT AI-driven malware prevention
  • CylanceOPTICS endpoint detection and response
  • Memory exploit and script-based attack prevention
  • Application and device control policies
  • CylanceMDR 24/7 managed detection and response
  • CylanceEDGE zero-trust network access

Pros

  • Predictive AI stops unknown threats without signatures
  • Lightweight agent with offline protection
  • Strong prevention focus reduces incident volume
  • Portfolio covers endpoint, MDR, and ZTNA

Cons

  • Smaller mindshare than top EDR leaders
  • BlackBerry's shifting strategy creates uncertainty
  • Starting price from third-party listings, not official

BlackBerry Cylance at a glance

PricingPaid
CategorySecurity
Platformsweb, windows, macos, linux, api
CompanyBlackBerry
Official websitewww.blackberry.com
endpoint-protectionedrmachine-learningzero-dayransomwaremdrzero-trustapplication-control

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BlackBerry Cylance FAQs

What is BlackBerry Cylance?

BlackBerry Cylance is an AI-driven endpoint security portfolio built on Cylance AI, which uses machine learning to predict and prevent threats before execution rather than relying on signatures. CylanceENDPOINT bundles CylancePROTECT prevention, CylanceOPTICS EDR, device and script control, while CylanceMDR adds 24/7 managed detection and CylanceEDGE provides zero-trust network access. Third-party listings put starting pricing around $5.99 per month.

What are the main features of BlackBerry Cylance?

BlackBerry Cylance offers CylancePROTECT AI-driven malware prevention, CylanceOPTICS endpoint detection and response, Memory exploit and script-based attack prevention, Application and device control policies, CylanceMDR 24/7 managed detection and response and CylanceEDGE zero-trust network access.

How much does BlackBerry Cylance cost?

BlackBerry Cylance is a paid product. Prices and plans change over time, so check its official website for the current pricing before you buy.

What are the pros and cons of BlackBerry Cylance?

Strengths of BlackBerry Cylance include Predictive AI stops unknown threats without signatures; Lightweight agent with offline protection; Strong prevention focus reduces incident volume. On the downside, Smaller mindshare than top EDR leaders; BlackBerry's shifting strategy creates uncertainty; Starting price from third-party listings, not official.