In this video Webroot purposely infect a machine running Webroot SecureAnywhere. They even disable the behaviour shield to replicate what would happen if a threat was missed and it executed on your PC.
We estimate there to be somewhere in the region of 50,000 new strains of malware every single day, so it's frankly impossible for the legacy signature-based approaches to keep up with the vast volume of threats.
Webroot SecureAnywhere adopts a new cloud-driven approach, ensuring that users always have access the the latest security "definitions" without needing to download any updates. This, coupled with a 700Kb agent, ensures optimal performance and enhanced security.
Webroot also recognise that the ever-rising volume of malware means that they'll miss threats, too. While they do have industry leading detection rates (See: http://www.av-test.o...er/mayjun-2012/) they have introduced unique protection against information-stealing malware, so even if they do miss something, the data that you really care about cannot be tampered with.
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In this video Webroot purposely infect a machine running Webroot SecureAnywhere. They even disable the behaviour shield to replicate what would happen if a threat was missed and it executed on your PC.
We estimate there to be somewhere in the region of 50,000 new strains of malware every single day, so it's frankly impossible for the legacy signature-based approaches to keep up with the vast volume of threats.
Webroot SecureAnywhere adopts a new cloud-driven approach, ensuring that users always have access the the latest security "definitions" without needing to download any updates. This, coupled with a 700Kb agent, ensures optimal performance and enhanced security.
Webroot also recognise that the ever-rising volume of malware means that they'll miss threats, too. While they do have industry leading detection rates (See: http://www.av-test.o...er/mayjun-2012/) they have introduced unique protection against information-stealing malware, so even if they do miss something, the data that you really care about cannot be tampered with.
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