# How does Webroot protect the web browser and my users’ login credentials?

Web Browser Protection

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- Posted at: over 7 years ago
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### Comment 1

Webroot solutions incorporate an Identity Shield to protect user information and transactional data that could be exposed during online transactions. By locking down the operating system and browser at the kernel level, the protection helps to neutralize phishing, DNS poisoning, keystroke logging, screen grabbing, cookie scraping, clipboard grabbing, man-in-the-middle and browser, and session hijacking by malicious software. In addition to a large number of browser and IP defenses, the Identity Shield also prevents programs from accessing users’ protected credentials, such as usernames and passwords and website requests to remember credentials. Additionally, it automatically blocks untrusted programs from accessing protected data.

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- Posted at: over 7 years ago




## Related Product
[Webroot Business Endpoint Protection](https://www.g2.com/products/webroot-business-endpoint-protection/reviews)

## Related Category
[Endpoint Protection Platforms](https://www.g2.com/categories/endpoint-protection-platforms)

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