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<blockquote data-quote="Andrezj" data-source="post: 1016323" data-attributes="member: 97580">webroot is a popular antivirus with managed service providers (msp) and even enterprisesif you tweak the webroot settings it provides some decent protectionhowever, i would not rely upon the rollback feature as 100% insuranceit makes sense, as with any security configuration, to do backups - which can be as simple as saving files to a flash drive or using a cloud sync service with prior version availablei have seen one company use webroot and allow its employees to byod and regularly download\install softwarewebroot sent email notifications about suspicious files to the admin and msp, but neither of those ever bothered to research the files and have them whitelisted if determined not malicioushowever, i can say that the employees were very vigilant about emails and email attachmentsinstalling security software is easyit is the policies and day to day adherence to security practices that is difficult</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andrezj, post: 1016323, member: 97580"] webroot is a popular antivirus with managed service providers (msp) and even enterprises if you tweak the webroot settings it provides some decent protection however, i would not rely upon the rollback feature as 100% insurance it makes sense, as with any security configuration, to do backups - which can be as simple as saving files to a flash drive or using a cloud sync service with prior version available i have seen one company use webroot and allow its employees to byod and regularly download\install software webroot sent email notifications about suspicious files to the admin and msp, but neither of those ever bothered to research the files and have them whitelisted if determined not malicious however, i can say that the employees were very vigilant about emails and email attachments installing security software is easy it is the policies and day to day adherence to security practices that is difficult [/QUOTE]

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