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  1. WEBROOT PORTAL FULL
  2. WEBROOT PORTAL SOFTWARE
  3. WEBROOT PORTAL CODE
  4. WEBROOT PORTAL PASSWORD

Overrides provide administrative control over the files running in your environment.

WEBROOT PORTAL SOFTWARE

Reports displays threats and unidentified software present on your endpoints, as well as the versions of SecureAnywhere they are running.Īlerts allow you to customize warnings and status messages for a distribution list of administrators. You can also select individual endpoints to see their scan histories. You can view your groups and each endpoint in the group. Groups help you organize endpoints for easy management. Policies define the behavior of SecureAnywhere on the endpoints, such as when it runs a scan and how it blocks potential threats. Not included in the example above for more information, see Accessing Product Information.

  • A panel with links to Webroot's threat blog, guides, videos, release notes, and other news.
  • You can click on a row to view more information and add an override, if needed.
  • A panel with the endpoints with the most recent threats.
  • If any endpoints have not reported their status recently, click the View link next to Not Seen to determine which endpoints are not reporting status.
  • An endpoint activity panel with the number of endpoints reporting into the Management Portal based on a time frame you select.
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    A pie chart with the SecureAnywhere versions installed on your endpoints.A bar chart with the number of endpoints that encountered threats in the last 7 days.

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    Click the notification to see a list of endpoints that encountered threats.

  • An alert notification panel, if endpoints need attention.
  • Returns you to the main console, where you can select other functionalites such as Security Awareness Training, Customer Support, and the Webroot Community. For more information see Accessing the Management Console. The following table describes the Endpoint Protection tabs. This section describes the areas of the Management Portal, including its tabs, menus, panels, tables, search functions, and export functions.
  • Click the tabs along the top row to access configuration and other tasks.
  • The Status panel includes threat alerts, endpoint activity, and data charts.
  • From the Endpoint Protection panel, click the Go to Endpoint Protection button to open the Management Portal or click an Endpoint Infected link, if any, to open the Management Portal and go directly to the threat information panel.
  • The SecureAnywhere website opens and displays the total number of endpoints protected in your network, any endpoints that have threats, and any endpoints with threats detected in the last 24 hours.

    WEBROOT PORTAL CODE

    For example, if your code is 123456 and it prompts you for the fourth and sixth characters, you would enter 4 and 6. Each time you log in, Endpoint Protection will require this extra security step, and will prompt for two random characters of your code or the code from your mobile authentication app.

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    Note: You defined your personal security code when you created a Webroot account. On the Authentication Code page (for 2FA) or the Confirm Logon page, enter the requested characters of your security code or the code from your mobile authentication app, and click Log in.The Phone tab is visible to all users, but non-Hikari Tushin users should continue to login using their email and password. Note: Hikari Tushin users can click the Phone tab to log in using their phone numbers and passwords.

    WEBROOT PORTAL PASSWORD

  • On the login page, enter the email address and password you specified when you created an account and click the Log in button.
  • Log in to the SecureAnywhere Management Console.
  • Opening the Endpoint Protection Main Menu.
  • This topic contains the following procedures and information:

    WEBROOT PORTAL FULL

    If needed, the administrator can create additional users with full or limited access for more information, see Managing Portal Users. The administrator who first created the Webroot account has access to all functions in the portal for more information, see Creating Accounts. The Management Console is a central website that administrators can use to view and manage network status.









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