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Fireeye Business Products

Producer	Certified	Protection	Performance	Usability
December 2021
Fireeye Endpoint Security 34.28		91.7	100	91.7›
October 2021
Fireeye Endpoint Security 33.46		83.3	100	100›
August 2021
Fireeye Endpoint Security 33.46		91.7	100	100›
June 2021
Fireeye Endpoint Security 32.30 & 33.46		66.7	100	100›
April 2021
Fireeye Endpoint Security 32.30		91.7	100	100›
February 2021
Fireeye Endpoint Security 32.30		75	100	100›
December 2020
Fireeye Endpoint Security 32.30		91.7	100	100›
October 2020
Fireeye Endpoint Security 32.30		66.7	100	100›
August 2020
Fireeye Endpoint Security 32.30		75	83.3	100›
June 2020
Fireeye Endpoint Security 31.28 & 32.30		91.7	100	91.7›

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