Case Study: St Cuthbert’s Primary School achieves robust pupil protection and simplified remote IT management with ESET

ESET Chosen to Protect the Pupils of St Cuthbert’s Primary School

St Cuthbert’s Primary School, based in Great Glen, Leicester, educates children aged 4–11 and runs a network of over 80 PCs and tablets plus a Windows server. Facing frequent “un-cleanable” malware warnings from their previous supplier that often forced re-imaging, ICT Technician Dave Johnson sought a more effective, easy-to-manage solution and chose ESET (deploying ESET Endpoint Antivirus with ESET Remote Administrator).

ESET implemented its NOD32-based Endpoint Antivirus and the Remote Administrator console across the school’s estate, delivering low‑resource, layered malware protection and centralized remote management. St Cuthbert’s reports that ESET met their requirements, proved straightforward to use and competitively priced, reduced the need to re-image infected machines, cut the time spent on cleanup, and now protects more than 80 endpoints with reliable detection and removal.

St Cuthbert’s Primary School

Dave Johnson

ICT Technician