Compare Avast Endpoint Protection and Webroot Business Endpoint Protection 
- Users report that Avast Endpoint Protection excels in its Virtual Private Network (VPN) feature, scoring 9.4, which reviewers say provides a robust layer of security for remote work, while Webroot Business Endpoint Protection, although strong in other areas, does not offer a VPN feature.
- Reviewers mention that Webroot's Malware Detection is particularly impressive, with a score of 9.2, as users highlight its effectiveness in identifying and neutralizing threats quickly, whereas Avast's score of 8.7 indicates it may not be as swift in this area.
- Users on G2 say that Avast's Application Gateway feature, rated at 9.3, is user-friendly and efficient, allowing for seamless application management, while Webroot's corresponding feature scored lower, indicating potential usability issues.
- Reviewers mention that Webroot's Firewall feature, with a score of 9.0, is praised for its comprehensive protection and ease of configuration, whereas Avast's score of 8.1 suggests it may not offer the same level of user satisfaction in this critical area.
- G2 users report that Avast's Policy Management feature, rated at 8.8, is straightforward and effective, making it easier for administrators to enforce security policies, while Webroot's score in this area is not available, leaving a gap in comparison.
- Users say that both products have similar scores for Quality of Support at 8.8, but reviewers mention that Avast's support is often highlighted for its responsiveness, while Webroot's support may not always meet the same expectations.
- Easy to use and set up
- Premium data security
- Password & webcam protection
It fulfills the basic need of an antivirus without a host of other features which an average user will never care about or never even use them. The free version of Avast served that basic need by protecting the devices from threats from internet, email...
It is absolutely imppossible to manage subscriptions. I hate that I have to hunt down each subscription code that has a separate password and login. Why not make it so that subscriptions could be managed (purchased, removed, updated) from the avast...
Centralized endpoint management consol easy to use End-user secutity protection manged by the consol very helpful in big companies Very light and doesn't consume endpoint resources Very useful reporting tools Very easy to install and publish to all domain...
I wish the integration with Kaseya was better. I would like to see the install and uninstall process be more streamlined than having to open webroot admin panel. Also, when I have deleted clients it doesn't tell webroot that I have released a license.
It fulfills the basic need of an antivirus without a host of other features which an average user will never care about or never even use them. The free version of Avast served that basic need by protecting the devices from threats from internet, email...
Centralized endpoint management consol easy to use End-user secutity protection manged by the consol very helpful in big companies Very light and doesn't consume endpoint resources Very useful reporting tools Very easy to install and publish to all domain...
It is absolutely imppossible to manage subscriptions. I hate that I have to hunt down each subscription code that has a separate password and login. Why not make it so that subscriptions could be managed (purchased, removed, updated) from the avast...
I wish the integration with Kaseya was better. I would like to see the install and uninstall process be more streamlined than having to open webroot admin panel. Also, when I have deleted clients it doesn't tell webroot that I have released a license.
