Here's a look at 10 of the biggest reasons Carbonite and Webroot came together in a $618.5 million deal to form an SMB superpower focused on securing and recovering data on the endpoint. Carbonite and ...

Whether you're switching antivirus software or troubleshooting issues, here's how to fully clear Webroot off your computer This article explains how to delete Webroot SecureAnywhere from a Windows or ...

This antivirus app is minuscule, speedy, efficient, and boasts a stack of appealing features. However, its accuracy might be a bit of a concern as there haven’t been many independent lab tests. Why ...

Small, speedy Webroot SecureAnywhere AntiVirus hardly uses any of your system's resources. It aces our hands-on malware protection test, and it can even roll back ransomware activity. When did you ...

Webroot vs McAfee: Which Antivirus Is Right for You? Your email has been sent Compare Webroot versus McAfee to find the best antivirus solution for your needs. Discover key features and make an ...

Webroot’s suite has a nice interface, but the program needs to get better at detecting zero-day attacks and distinguishing between threats and nonthreats. Webroot SecureAnywhere Internet Security ...

The Webroot antivirus went berserk yesterday late afternoon, as it flagged core Windows system files as malicious, and even started moving some of the affected files into quarantine, trashing customer ...

I was all prepared to evaluate new antivirus software from Webroot last fall, but the product's release got pushed back—repeatedly. It turns out that the company's new CEO had exhorted the design team ...

Users of Webroot’s endpoint security product, consumers and businesses alike, had a nasty surprise Monday when the program started flagging Windows files as malicious. The reports quickly popped up on ...

Webroot’s SecureAnywhere is challenging to remove because the software doesn't have a built-in uninstall function, but you won't be able to install any new antivirus software until the Webroot program ...

Webroot SecureAnywhere AntiVirus 2013 is ridiculously small package, under a megabyte. Some independent lab tests aren't compatible with its unique detection method, but it took top scores in PCMag's ...