ThreatDown, powered by Malwarebytes

ThreatDown, powered by Malwarebytes, is used on all our employee laptops and endpoints with access to our VPN or corporate resources. It allows us to keep up to date with aging patches and keep a running list of vulnerabilities by endpoint on both Mac OS and Windows OS. We also have one Linux workstation that is captured by the platform.

• A very cost effective method to stay SOC 2 compliant

GitLab, Databricks Data Intelligence Platform

Malware seems to be an ever-escalating platform for the bad actors of the world. Malicious emails, infected websites and text scams are an ever-prevalent fact of the current environment. Finding tools to fight the ongoing battle that don't require constant hand-holding and monitoring might seem elusive, but are a realizable dream for IT professionals. Rolling out ThreatDown, powered by Malwarebytes on all systems has facilitated Patch Management (Windows and a ton of 3rd party software are supported), Installed Software Audits, Ransomware Rollback and malware detection/remediation from a single interface. Saves me time and effort, which adding confidence.

• Low cost for a lot of functionality
• I'm certain that many exploits that would have made it through traditional anti-virus products have been stopped.
• Adding new substantial features (e.g. Patch Management) over the years has kept ThreatDown (formerly Malwarebytes) valuable.

Webroot Endpoint Protection, ESET PROTECT and Kaspersky Endpoint Security

Redgate SQL Monitor, Azure SQL Managed Instance, Microsoft Intune, Webroot Endpoint Protection, Microsoft 365, TechSmith Capture

use to protect 10 computers plus 2 servers in a medical office. The idea was to protect against future virus attacks as our network had been breached in the past

• waste of my money
• loss of money ---difficult to get a refund on defective product
• many hours spent removing product
• caused undo IT resources to fix related computer issues caused by this product

We have clients with over 1,300 endpoints protected from malware and ransomware. But it seems we cannot protect our company from Malwarebytes. One reason I use MWB is to prevent monetary losses due to ransomware, credit card fraud, phishing scams, etc. But this time, it was MWB that got me.

I recently renewed the MWB EDR and Vulnerabilities license for a client with 88 endpoints. I was sent a link to their payment portal and made the payment for $6,821.76. That same day, MWB reversed that payment and posted a charge to my credit card for $13,643.52 - double the original charge. They sent me an invoice showing each item and the corresponding cost twice. They also sent me a receipt for the $13,643.52.

It's going on FOUR WEEKS and every time I email them asking where the refund is, they respond with an image of a credit memo and thanking me for my patience. They told me it was an issue with my bank. Then they told me they're checking with their bank. And they thank me for my patience.

• Other than over billing our company by $6,821.76, our clients are very happy with our approach to network security and malware protection
• Our service and lack of data breaches (do in part to Malwarebytes) has allowed us to retain our client base for over two decades.

Cisco Secure Endpoint and Cisco Umbrella

We use Malwarebytes Endpoint Protection on end user machines that are used by users who have broader permissions in business applications and also used by users who are more susceptible to clicking on malicious links, malicious attachments, etc. We only use it on a select number of end user machines.

• Detection and removal of threats
• Ease of administration
• Ease of implementation
• Visibility
• Customization of policies on endpoints
• Solution works on Windows and MacOS

• I believe it has a positive impact. I do not have ROI numbers, but Malwarebytes has provided better protection over our other antimalware solution, which means less labor time has been needed to address the infections that were occurring.
• Also, Malwarebytes has detected and stopped more attempts to reach malicious URL's than our other solution, which we did not know was happening before.

Webroot Antivirus + Internet Security Complete (SecureAnywhere)

Webroot Antivirus + Internet Security Complete (SecureAnywhere)