SECUREANYWHERE SUPPORT HOW TO

If you cannot locate the Webroot icon on your desktop or on your system tray, then, from the Windows Start menu, select All Programs > Webroot SecureAnywhere > Webroot SecureAnywhere. You may have the alternative option of clicking a Webroot icon on your desktop. Note that you may first need to click on the up-arrow to reveal hidden icons, as in the illustration below. From your system tray, double click on the Webroot icon.To access the user interface, proceed as follows. If you do not meet these prerequisites, please contact your site administrator, or email Cloud Direct at the user interface Note, if you are using a policy that does not allow access then, any attempt to access the interface will fail and you will receive a message requesting you contact your administrator. Your Endpoint has been assigned to a Webroot policy that allows access to the user interface.You have the Webroot SecureAnywhere Endpoint installed.

You will however still be able to initiate a scan manually. As a result, at the user interface you will have view-only permissions for many of the settings. If your Webroot SecureAnywhere community is currently managed remotely by the Webroot Endpoint Security Console then all changes need to be applied centrally.

SECUREANYWHERE SUPPORT HOW TO

This article explains how to use the Webroot SecureAnywhere user interface. (The default policy, generally used for non-administrator Endpoints, does not allow this). To gain access to the user interface, the Endpoint user must be assigned to a policy that allows access.

However, if required, Webroot users may view or manage their own individual Endpoint locally, using the Webroot SecureAnywhere user interface. Webroot Endpoint (agent) management is often done remotely through a management console. Webroot SecureAnywhere is a Cloud Anti-Virus product provided to customers of Cloud Direct.

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