Given the rise in RansomWare and other infections, I was wondering if there are any "Best Practices" for enabling Webroot SecureAnywhere, on Server 2008-2012 (most are in a VMWare envrionment..some physical, however mostly virtualized). One concern would be any impacts on performance, if any. Just want to cover our bases (and our tails).
Thanks,
J
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SecureAnywhere Best Practices for Servers
Best answer by nic
The only real recommendation is to use the Recommended Server Defaults policy for servers. Other than that, you shouldn't have to worry about any other customization.
We do have a new guide to locking down your environment against ransomware, and you can get that here:
https://community.webroot.com/t5/Webroot-Business-Announcements/New-guide-to-avoiding-crypto-ransomware/m-p/248050
We do have a new guide to locking down your environment against ransomware, and you can get that here:
https://community.webroot.com/t5/Webroot-Business-Announcements/New-guide-to-avoiding-crypto-ransomware/m-p/248050
+56The only real recommendation is to use the Recommended Server Defaults policy for servers. Other than that, you shouldn't have to worry about any other customization.
We do have a new guide to locking down your environment against ransomware, and you can get that here:
https://community.webroot.com/t5/Webroot-Business-Announcements/New-guide-to-avoiding-crypto-ransomware/m-p/248050
We do have a new guide to locking down your environment against ransomware, and you can get that here:
https://community.webroot.com/t5/Webroot-Business-Announcements/New-guide-to-avoiding-crypto-ransomware/m-p/248050
+56Anytime!
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