A: Hi RC,

Thank you for the question.

It seems that Avast One Platinum is designed for households and other private individuals, not necessarily for an organization.

On their introduction blog page (https://blog.avast.com/introducing-avast-one-platinum), they are referring to the use of 'dark web monitoring and alerts', 'social media monitoring' and '3 bureau credit report monitoring'. The explanation of this type of level of reporting seems to be scanned and checked on personal information, such as your personal and financial data. It comes across as if they communicate with third parties that will notify them if any of your personal and financial data will be used in possible scams, identity theft and other examples.

Guardey is mostly designed for the use within an organization, with one of our top priorities being: raising awareness within your organization about the cyber risks in today's society. We try to prepare you for the biggest challenges today and in the upcoming future via our unique gamification training.

Also, the reporting and monitoring of our product, that works with a great piece of VPN technology, allows us to provide reports and alert you in real time when malicious and other potential threats are detected. These alerts and reports will be based on your internet traffic, and not based on your personal and financial data, as seems to be the case with Avast One.

It seems that the products are designed for two different markets. One more aimed for households and families, and the other for organizations and other businesses. Not meaning that Guardey can not be used within a household, or Avast One not within an organization, it just depends on the use cases and product features that suits your needs.

Kind regards,
Rudwan