Hi Fiv-Digits



Welcome to the NEW Community Forums.



Not a difficult ask...so let's give it a god as simply as possible (noting that I could go one for hours in terms of the detail...but I won;t)



A. how does webroot provide protection for the device? Basically WRSA monitors the locations from

which malware can launch and should it see something that it cannot classify as 'Good' it does one

of two things; if what it detects something it know to be 'Bad' then it intercepts it, prevents it from

running and looks to quarantine it (more on that later). If it cannot determine if the something is

'Good' or 'Bad' it marks it as 'Unknown' and the lets it run but in a VERY restricted way, and also

records/logs any actions that it takes, so that if the something is later determined to be 'Bad' it can

roll back what it has done to the system.



B. If a "hacker" decided to enter the parameter of my area ,how does the "predator"look at the device

as? Through the screen. Not really sure what you are asking here...please provide some more

information on what you are looking understand, please.



C. And also when I run the scan of my laptop,.....6 items are removed. Then where are the items

moved to? The are move to Quarantine which you can access and decide whether the items should

be removed or if they should be restored (because, for instance, you believe that the detection is a

False Positive.



There is whole lot more to WRSA but hopefully the above responds to your questions...come back re. more information on B. One can run scans, it protects online identity & privacy, it hardens the built in Windows Firewall (if running on a PC) or complements 3rd party firewalls, etc.



Regards, Baldrick

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