I ran MSE with Webroot since last year, in fact was advised by pop-up that there is no conflict about firewalls, just another layer added. But I find that MSE has nailed a couple serious trojans, possibly missed by Webroot. Should I be worried that Webroot isn't doing its job?
Just wondering, bookburn
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Thanks for the explanation superssjdan and welcome to the Webroot forums bookburn. :D
This is a very informative video of how SecureAnywhere's technology works that will most likely answer any remaining questions.
If SecureAnywhere "Misses" a Virus
This is a very informative video of how SecureAnywhere's technology works that will most likely answer any remaining questions.
If SecureAnywhere "Misses" a Virus
+13Webroot stays out of the way in a layered approach and would allow MSE to do it's job.Webroot would only step in if something made it past MSE.
Thanks for the explanation superssjdan and welcome to the Webroot forums bookburn. :D
This is a very informative video of how SecureAnywhere's technology works that will most likely answer any remaining questions.
If SecureAnywhere "Misses" a Virus
This is a very informative video of how SecureAnywhere's technology works that will most likely answer any remaining questions.
If SecureAnywhere "Misses" a Virus
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