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The computer and laptop keyboards are hanging, and the device needs to be restarted to log in. If we uninstall webroot, it works fine. Please advise how to solve this issue, just renew webroot for another 1 year.
Hi WSA CommunityWindows 11 Pro 25H2 Build 2600.7019 WSA popup reporting 32 Registry Errors.I start WSA System Optimiser and the Windows shows 4 Registery Entries and after Optimsing Shows 26 Entries. If I relaunch WSA System Optimiser reports 4 entries and 26 Post Optimising.Ran DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth, DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth and SFC /Scannow is an elevated Command Prompt no reported issues.Any ideas please ?Thank you SXR6
Looking for in-depth info on managing your Webroot security setup? The Administrator Guide provides step-by-step instructions for Managed Detection and Response (MDR) —perfect for advanced configuration and ongoing management. For more information about Managed Detection and Response (MDR), refer to the Administrator Guide here.
New to OpenText Cybersecurity? Start here! The Admin Getting Started Guide covers essential first steps, user setup, and basic configuration—ideal for new administrators launching Webroot protection for the first time.Click here for the Getting Started guide!
Watch step-by-step videos covering Managed Detection and Response features - Learn how to start a trial in the Management console and install the MDR agent on endpoints. These quick how-to guides make setup and training easier for everyone.You can access MDR how-to videos here.
I wanted to thank the product managers of the macOS product line for the improvements in scanning capabilities and the more timely updates I’ve seen over this past year. macOS malware is infrequent/almost non-existent, but the fact that you’re keeping up with detection for the latest malware I can find says that your product is pretty solid
We're looking to [optimize our existing/implement new] OpenText Cybersecurity setup and need expert guidance on security best practices. Seeking a consultant with 1-2 weeks availability to help us:Develop comprehensive threat detection and incident response strategies Set up advanced endpoint protection, email security, and backup management frameworks Integrate OpenText solutions with existing security tools and MSP platforms Optimize security operations, threat intelligence, and compliance management Train our teams on platform best practices and ongoing security optimizationExperience with similar OpenText Cybersecurity implementations and proven security expertise preferred.
Just wondering… Apple releases macOS Tahoe now. Have Webroot developer tested with beta versions? Is Webroot agent still working fine with each new OS version? Or should we wait until Webroot announces supporting to the new OS version?
@JDeBerry I see some Mac agents updated to version 9.7.2.182, while some others are still running version 9.7.1.110, but there is no announcement for this newest version. Wondering when it’s available, and what’s the change log?Thanks.
The latest Partner Ecosystem Multiplier (PEM) study conducted by Canalys highlights something many of us in cybersecurity already know: the real value of security solutions is unlocked after the initial deployment. For partners leveraging OpenText Cybersecurity SMB solutions and the Secure Cloud platform, the study found that every $1 invested in OpenText can generate up to $6.73 in additional revenue opportunities.That is not just ROI. It is a revenue engine. Check out the report HERE Why This Matters for SMB PartnersSmall and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) have long been considered a challenging market for cybersecurity providers. Budgets are tight, technology stacks are diverse, and hands-on support is often required. The study shows that the OpenText ecosystem flips this script, giving partners the tools and backing to not only compete but thrive in enterprise-level engagements.Here are the highlights: 76.8% of the value comes after the initial sale. Managed services, integrations, an
I was looking at my Google Account activity and noticed a listing for a Samsung S22 Phone and I have never owned a Samsung S22, in the middle of last month.I have had 2FA setup for ages and my Google Account has nothing to do with my Banking.Have scanned my Windows 11 PC with Webroot Secure Anywhere and Windows Malicious Removal Tool. I scanned Pixel Phone and Tablet with Webroot Mobile Security. I used full scans on all devices and nothing is being detected.I have changed my Banking Password and my Gmail Password.I don't have my Banking Password saved in my browser passwords.I tried tracing the device via google and it could not be found.The message on Google is "This session was used only briefly, and not recently. It’s already ended and has no access to your account."Any thoughts please?Thank you SXR6
A new Macbook Air, M3 CPU. Sequoia 15.5.I downloaded the Endpoint Protection Agent from Management Console. Run installation. Finished with information: Next Steps:The Webroot SecureAnywhere® application will launch automatically after you close this window. You will be guided through a few additional steps to finish activating your product. But Webroot is never coming up. Even I tried to run it manually, no success. Don’t have any warning, for example, that I need to allow an downloading app either. Any idea why? And how to continue the installation steps?Thanks.
Hello,We have updated our WSA Mac Business Agent to version 9.7.1.110.This release includes the following updates:As part of our integration with OpenText™ Cybersecurity, Webroot Business Endpoint is transitioning to OpenText™ Core Endpoint Protection. During this rebranding process, you may still encounter references to Webroot. Improvement in interactive installation experience for EDR/MDR. Device-level GSM policy support for selective installation and uninstallation of EDR/MDR. Security hardening.Previously installed business agents should update automatically. If you experience any issues related to the update, performance, or stability, please don’t hesitate to contact us.Thanks,JRathee
Good afternoon, My customer Vonburg TV is using webroot for antivirus. Now he has seen the picture beneath on one of his desktops. that Webroot issues a warning indicating that vonburgtv.nl might contain potentially unsafe content." Is it possible that Webroot remove Vonburgtv.nl from its blacklist?Regards,Ger van de kolk
I am seeing an number of hits from different client of the Win.Trojan.Coffeeloader malware of the last couple of days. Has anyone else seen this one. I have done reading on this but doesn’t seem to be any real data on how to properly check that these hits are legit and not false postives. They seem to find the issue in ARMOURYAIOSDK.DLL from Asus Armoury Crate. I have check the first system with additional malware checkers and found nothing. Webroot has been quarantining the file but trying to get a second opinion from other checkers. Anyone else seeing this?
Is there a supported method for mass updating the keycode on many PCs on a domain via GPO or otherwise?
Strengthening Cyber Defenses for MSPs with OpenText MDR The cybersecurity landscape is evolving, and managed service providers (MSPs) need cutting-edge tools to protect their customers effectively. With cyber threats becoming more sophisticated, traditional security measures often fall short in providing proactive defense. To address these challenges, OpenText Cybersecurity is hosting an insightful webinar, "Transforming Cybersecurity for MSPs with OpenText MDR," on BrightTalk.This session brings together industry experts Sam Kumarsamy, Director of Product Marketing at OpenText Cybersecurity, and Jeremy Mason, Business Owner at TeamLogic IT Wisconsin, to discuss how Managed Detection and Response (MDR) is reshaping security strategies for MSPs.Why MSPs Need MDR Now More Than EverMSPs play a critical role in securing small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), which are increasingly targeted by cybercriminals. However, managing cybersecurity across multiple clients can be resource-intensi
OpenText recently surveyed 255 MSPs to uncover key trends shaping the future of Managed Detection and Response (MDR). The findings reveal not only what cybersecurity professionals are prioritizing but also how MSPs can better meet the evolving demands of their small and midsize business (SMB) customers.One key takeaway from the survey: 81% of respondents rated cloud-based SIEM (security information and event management) as important to include in their MDR solution.Why is cloud-based SIEM such a big deal for an MDR? Because for MSPs delivering MDR services, it’s the backbone that makes scalability, visibility, central and efficient threat management possible. Cloud-based SIEM is an essential MDR backboneThe modern attack surface is vast. Business customers are spread across hybrid infrastructures with data flowing through endpoints, networks, applications, and the cloud. Cloud-based SIEM-powered MDR services help MSPs stay on top of this complexity by serving as the single source of tr
When it comes to endpoint detection and response (EDR) compatibility within an MDR offering, managed service providers (MSPs) are weighing two key priorities: native EDR integration or the flexibility to support multiple solutions. According to a recent OpenText survey, opinions are split almost evenly. While 52% of MSPs view native compatibility as moderately or very important, 48% place greater value on flexibility.This divide reflects the unique demands MSPs face. On one hand, native compatibility ensures a tight integration. On the other, the ability to work seamlessly with various EDR tools is critical for MSPs managing diverse client environments. For MSPs managing a mix of EDR tools across their customer base, this adaptability can be the difference between a smooth operation and a logistical headache.In this blog, we’ll explore why flexibility in EDR compatibility is becoming a critical advantage for MSPs, how it ties into SIEM analysis, and actionable steps MSPs can take when
Cyber threats have never been more relentless, and businesses of all sizes are feeling the pressure. That’s where Managed Detection and Response (MDR) comes in—a lifeline for overburdened security teams navigating a threat landscape that’s growing more sophisticated by the day.At its core, MDR is about augmenting, complementing, and upskilling internal security operations. It’s not just about tools—it’s about the expert humans behind those tools. MDR providers bring battle-tested security practitioners and capabilities with:Global visibility into threats and threat actors. Detection engineering expertise to uncover what others might miss. Strong threat hunting capabilities, working 24/7 to stay ahead of adversaries. Seamless integration across diverse security tools and logging ingestion from all corners of the organization’s infrastructure.What started as an emerging offering has quickly grown into a cornerstone of modern cybersecurity strategy. Today, MDR is a thriving, competitive m
Cybercriminals are becoming increasingly sophisticated, agile, and fast. For managed service providers (MSPs) supporting small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) with cybersecurity services, staying ahead of these adversaries is crucial. One of the most effective ways to do so is through round-the-clock threat hunting.In this blog, we’ll explore why constant threat hunting is essential, the challenges MSPs face in providing it, and how OpenText MDR can help overcome these challenges while offering SMBs the protection they need. The critical edge of 24/7 threat huntingThe pace of cyberattacks has never been faster. Modern threat actors are well-organized and highly skilled, using a range of attack methods to infiltrate systems, escalate privileges, and exfiltrate valuable data. The days of simplistic attacks that can be thwarted by basic defenses are long gone. Today’s adversaries employ advanced tactics like cross-domain attacks, use of stolen credentials, and sophisticated social engi
In today’s cyber threat landscape, good enough is no longer good enough. Cyberattacks don’t clock out at 5 PM, and neither can your security strategy. For Managed Service Providers (MSPs), offering customers 24/7 cybersecurity protection and response isn’t just a competitive advantage—it’s an essential service for business continuity, customer trust, and staying ahead of attackers.But delivering round-the-clock security coverage is easier said than done. It requires the right tools, expertise, and scale. This is why partnering with OpenText for offering managed detection and response (MDR) can help MSPs deliver on this critical need without overburdening their resources. The case for 24/7 cybersecurity protectionLet’s face it: the cyber threat landscape is relentless, and the game is changing fast. Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) make up the core customer base for MSPs and are often top targets for cyberattacks. Cybercriminals see SMBs as easier to exploit—with fewer resources
The managed service provider (MSP) industry is booming with opportunities. At the same time, MSPs face the challenge of balancing customer satisfaction with profitability, making strategic decisions more important than ever. For 35% of MSPs, building cyber resiliency for customers is a top strategic priority, but that goal often runs up against resource constraints and rising operational costs.[i] To stay competitive, MSPs are focusing on improving operational efficiency (35%) and keeping costs under control (33%).[ii]One of the smartest ways to tackle these strategic goals is by partnering with OpenText to deliver managed detection and response (MDR) services. This partnership empowers MSPs to offer a cutting-edge, fully managed detection and response service, taking the weight off operational costs and simplifying the complexity of building and managing an in-house MDR solution.Here are five ways OpenText MDR helps MSPs overcome their biggest challenges: 1. Filling the security staff
Hey everyone,I recently tried downloading Jenny’s Mod, and while the website works perfectly, I ran into a few network security concerns on my PC:🔹 Firewall Blocking Downloads – My security settings flagged the download, even though I trust the source. Is there a way to whitelist safe game files without turning off my antivirus completely?🔹 Slow Download Speeds – The site itself is fast, but my network seems to throttle downloads for some reason. Could this be a DNS or ISP-related issue?🔹 VPN Causing Installation Errors – When I use a VPN, the game doesn't install properly. Could this be related to how my PC handles network connections?I want to make sure I’m setting everything up securely without affecting performance. Has anyone else faced similar issues with game downloads & security settings?Edit: Link Removed. (PTD)
In today’s digital-first world, small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) face cybersecurity challenges that grow more complex by the day. SMBs are prime targets for attackers hoping to gain a foothold inside any organization that doesn’t have extensive security measures. As threats increase, so does the need for comprehensive, reliable, and accessible protection.This is where managed detection and response (MDR) services come in. MDR combines threat detection, investigation, and response, offering businesses the support from a team of security experts who monitor the environment 24/7 to identify and respond to threats. For many SMBs, MDR is an ideal solution because it provides a level of protection and expertise that would otherwise require building an in-house security operations center (SOC).With OpenText MDR, SMBs get exactly this level of protection, backed by a trusted name in cybersecurity. Delivered through our extensive network of leading MSPs, OpenText MDR offers the power of
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