Webroot

Webroot is a cybersecurity vendor that provides cloud-based threat intelligence and security software for endpoints, networks, and managed service providers (MSPs).

• Cloud-based Endpoint Protection Platform (EPP) (endpoint security) for desktops, laptops, and servers
• Domain Name System (DNS) and web filtering services (network security) for policy-based control of internet access
• Security awareness training and phishing simulation programs (security awareness and training) for employees and end users
• Threat intelligence services (threat intelligence) consumed by technology partners and Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) integrations
• MSP-focused management console and integrations (security management) for multi-tenant deployment and monitoring

More About Webroot

Webroot provides cloud-based cybersecurity services that target endpoint security, network-layer protection, user awareness, and threat intelligence, with a focus on deployment in business environments and by managed service providers. Its offerings are designed for Windows and macOS endpoints and commonly fit into enterprise and midmarket security architectures as a layer in defense-in-depth strategies, either as a primary control for smaller organizations or as a complementary control in larger environments.

The Webroot endpoint protection product line (endpoint security) uses a cloud-based classification and reputation system to identify malware, potentially unwanted applications, and other threats. Agents installed on endpoints maintain a small footprint and offload much of the analysis to Webroot’s cloud back end. This model allows continuous updates to threat detection logic without large signature downloads. The platform supports integration with endpoint management tools, remote monitoring and management (RMM) platforms, and professional services automation (PSA) systems used by MSPs, enabling centralized policy management and reporting across multiple customer tenants.

Webroot’s DNS and web filtering services (network security) enforce security and acceptable-use policies at the DNS lookup layer or via web categorization, blocking access to domains and URLs associated with malware, phishing, or policy violations. These services are positioned for use across distributed workforces, branch offices, and roaming users, and can be integrated into Managed Services Provider (MSP) workflows for multi-tenant management. The approach is compatible with standard DNS protocols and commonly deployed alongside firewalls, secure web gateways, and other network controls.

The company also offers security awareness training and phishing simulation (security awareness and training), delivered via a cloud platform that allows administrators to assign training modules, schedule simulated phishing campaigns, and track completion metrics. This component is typically integrated into broader enterprise security programs to address human-centric risk and regulatory training requirements.

In addition, Webroot exposes its threat intelligence (threat intelligence) to technology partners and OEMs. This data includes domain, IP, URL, file, and application reputation information derived from telemetry across its installed base and analysis pipelines. Partners can embed this intelligence into their own products, such as firewalls, Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) platforms, or other security applications, to supplement detection and policy decisions.

Across these offerings, Webroot targets use cases such as endpoint anti-malware protection, phishing and web-borne threat prevention, user training, and enrichment of third-party security products with reputation data. In enterprise directories or marketplaces, Webroot fits into categories including endpoint protection platforms, DNS/web filtering, security awareness and training, and threat intelligence services, with an additional orientation toward MSP and multi-tenant security management.