I really appreciate ThreatDown for its centralized deployment on all PCs and servers, as it saves me from the hassle of manually configuring each one. This feature is incredibly convenient. I love the dashboard; its aesthetic appeal and intuitive design make it easy to navigate and find features. Whenever I’m unsure about something, finding help is straightforward, which demonstrates how user-friendly ThreatDown is overall. Also, the initial setup of ThreatDown was very easy and straightforward, with support available to assist, making it a pleasant experience.

Having used Malwarebytes’ free version since 2005 and later its paid offerings, I recently upgraded to ThreatDown to protect our clinical systems more comprehensively. From the outset, ThreatDown impressed me with: -Unified Management: One console to deploy and manage across endpoints; servers and workstations alike. -Impressive Detection & Response: The EDR component identifies and interrupts malicious behaviors that traditional AV might miss. -Simplified Security for IT-constrained setups: As an admin who juggles many tasks, I appreciate how the platform emphasizes ease of use and rapid deployment. -Advanced features beyond malware removal: These include vulnerability assessment, patch management, device control, browser and phishing protections, and firewall management - all in the paid bundles. In practice, deploying ThreatDown meant I could standardize on a single platform for endpoint security, phishing protection, and incident response—reducing complexity and giving me better visibility across our environment. If I were to sum up: ThreatDown feels like the logical next step after years of trusting Malwarebytes for manual cleanup, now with full proactive protection and enterprise features. It gives me confidence we’re better covered for modern threats.

Covers different attack vectors, and also includes with a single agent vulnerability analysis, Windows and third-party patches, email protection among other add-ons that are integrated according to the licensing.