Malwarebytes Endpoint Protection secures systems from malware and cyber threats with real-time protection, blocking malicious websites, and ensuring endpoint safety. It efficiently detects and removes spyware, ransomware, and adware, enhancing network security while running in the background without constant monitoring.
Malwarebytes Endpoint Protection offers robust malware detection, ease of deployment, and comprehensive threat reporting. Users appreciate its minimal impact on system performance, user-friendly management console, and effective real-time protection. The centralized management dashboard is intuitive, and customer support is responsive. However, some users note slower scanning speeds, occasional false positives, and complexity in the management console.
What are the standout features?Malwarebytes Endpoint Protection is implemented in educational institutions for securing student and staff devices, in healthcare organizations to ensure patient data safety from ransomware, and in financial services to protect sensitive financial data. Retailers use it to safeguard customer information and transactional data from cyber threats.
I primarily use the product to filter user actions. When a user opens a link, it catches patterns based on malware rather than protection codes. It analyzes these patterns and blocks the user from downloading malware.
The solution's most valuable features are its ability to protect against zero-day threats and the cloud console. It provides a quick overview of the status of all desktops, including version updates and statuses.
The product's reporting functionality could be improved. Additionally, there could be enough documentation available.
I have had experience working with Malwarebytes Endpoint Protection for a few years.
The product's overall stability is fairly good. There was an incident long ago, but otherwise, it is stable.
I would rate the technical support a ten from a corporate perspective. But from a user perspective, I would rate them around a seven because sometimes they don't follow up on issues, and I find solutions myself.
Neutral
I used other solutions before switching to Malwarebytes.
I switched to Malwarebytes because other products' antivirus or malware databases were updated less frequently.
Malwarebytes updates more actively, which is crucial for fighting zero-day threats.
The initial setup was straightforward.
I work incrementally by design, but depending on the number of desktops, it could probably be done within a day.
I would rate the ease of setup around nine or ten.
I am an IT consultant who handles all system administration tasks, from data management to desktop support.
We focus on zero-day threats, and Malwarebytes helps minimize the risk. Backup is our main defense, but having Malwarebytes to reduce the impact of threats is valuable in terms of ROI.
The product pricing is fair. They may negotiate if you contact them directly; otherwise, you'll pay the standard premium.
I tested quite a few other solutions before. I also use open-source solutions for email scanning before it reaches the desktop.
The platform's real-time protection works by blocking or quarantining threats when a user clicks on a link or opens an email deemed suspicious.
I recommend it for those focused on zero-day threats. However, if you're looking for a one-size-fits-all solution, you may need more than one product.
Overall, I rate it a nine out of ten.
