Cybereason used to offer a free program that would help protect from ransomware, but now they just offer it built into their paid programs.
Per operating system install) - the price per unit varies a lot depending on the number you need but seem to be broadly competitive with each other. There are products, like Sophos Intercept X that are designed to protect against ransomware (but not viruses). Licensing costs vary heavily, personally I've found SCEP cost effective if you have a lot of VMs on a physical server, otherwise it's just a case of trawling around the various suppliers and checking their cost per install (last time I looked they licensed Is basically MSSE with more configuration options (like the option to control schedules, and exclude types of files or locations which can be critical on servers), it also has options for centralised management which may or may not be important to
Most of the major consumer AV makes also have enterprise versions for use on servers (Symantec (aka Norton), F-Secure, MS, McAfee, Sophos, etc.). Microsoft's version is now part of System Center 2012 and is called Endpoint Protection (SCEP), and it On more than 10 devices in your business though you haven't said if you're commercial and how many servers / clients you need to protect. If it will then be sure to check the eula ( link), its license doesn't allow it to be used As far as I know MSSE won't install on WS 2012 and isn't a supported configuration.
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