Malwarebytes Reviews

Malwarebytes runs on my laptop.

I never have to look at it or do anything with it, and then my system just stays clean. Exceptional malware detection and removal with a user-friendly interface. It offers lightweight performance that doesn't consume a lot of CPU. 

The behavior-based detection is very nice, and it combats zero-day threats by looking for anomalous behaviors. It's updated regularly, with new data on vulnerabilities being pushed out frequently. Focus on anti-ransomware protection is really nice, and they provide good customer support.

The solution provides antivirus, intrusion protection, web filtering, and EDR. We manage the application from the cloud, but an agent is installed on each system, which monitors endpoint security.

Malwarebytes is a comprehensive solution for keeping endpoints safe and secure from intruders, viruses, malware and so on.

We just needed something that was intuitive and easy to use. It had a good record for catching viruses in the wild and things like that.

We have the cloud endpoint solution, so it is cloud Malwarebytes or the cloud EPP.

It is intuitive and easy to use. For the most part, it does a good job of catching things. It is good at stopping stuff. I did a couple of tests with a password cracker. I tried to load that on, and Malwarebytes didn't let me do that, which was pretty good.

It has a rollback feature that I haven't seen with any other company. If one of your endpoints are hit with mass ransomware, you could actually roll it back. I watched a demo of them do that, and it was pretty sweet.

My primary use case is that it's protecting me against malware.

The most valuable feature is that it stops malware.

They should continue to be more proactive with the threats that are getting worse worldwide. I appreciate that this solution is vigilant and proactive.

Malwarebytes's agent should be installed on the local network and the management console is from the cloud.

I was using Malwarebytes for search and attack analysis. They announced they have a total security endpoint, including EDR and endpoint protection. It is a fantastic product for protection.

Malwarebytes has improved our organization because it is very light on resources. The solution can predict and catch what other solutions cannot. It's very easy to deploy, manage, and configure.

It is for endpoint detection and protection. We primarily use it to protect our Windows machines. We've got endpoints that are out in the field. We're a construction company, so we've got mobile endpoints using Windows out in the field and in our two offices.

It is 100% on the cloud. In terms of the provider, we use Malwarebytes themselves.

We're only working with 30 or 40 endpoints at most, so we don't have a huge fleet. We have a small IT team, and being able to manage even a small fleet of devices that are out in the field and being able to respond and remediate really quickly from the cloud-based console has been really helpful for us. It saved us some time, for sure.

There are some Trojan cases that are hidden from Symantec for some unknown purpose. Symantec doesn't take action to eradicate them from the intended work sessions. So, when you run Malwarebytes on top of Symantec and perform a scan, it identifies the malware and successfully eradicates it.

The threat detection and eradication part, along with the threat response is most valuable in Malwarebytes.

We don't usually use it. We sometimes need to remove some threats that Symantec is not eradicating in a timely manner. So we're not very familiar with the expensive features of Malwarebytes, but the threat identification and eradication features are good.

I use the solution in my company, and I provide IT services to individuals and small businesses. I installed Malwarebytes on virtually all of my client computers.

I think the most valuable feature stems from the fact that the tool automatically updates itself and automatically runs multiple scans, but practically all of the products do that. The main thing that separates the tool from the rest of the pack, in my opinion, is that it updates itself, like, every couple of hours. Ten times a day, improved signatures will be downloaded, so it is very up-to-date in terms of malware experience. I think it is also very quiet. It just quietly sits there and does its job, and it is not in your face or trying to upsell anything to you. It leaves the users alone to do their things, and it just stays out of the way and does its job. Frequent updating and the fact that the tool stays out of the way are valuable features of the tool.