Malwarebytes for Teams Administrator Guide – Malwarebytes Help Center

Malwarebytes for Teams is a subscription for small businesses that want to protect their team from cybersecurity threats and infections. You can purchase a Teams subscription from the Malwarebytes Store or through your account if you have a login. With just one subscription, you can protect up to 20 devices. Malwarebytes for Teams supports the following operating systems:

Windows
Mac
Android
iOS

Purchase a Teams subscription

When you purchase a Teams subscription, the number of devices you want to protect determines the number of "seats" you need. Depending on how many devices you want to support, you can choose a subscription that includes seats for 1 to 20 devices. After purchasing the subscription, you will receive an email confirmation containing a license key that can be shared with your team.

View your Teams subscription in your account

To view your Teams subscription in your Malwarebytes account:

Sign in to your account.
In the top right of the screen, click Home.
In the pop-up, toggle to your business name.
On the Subscription page, your Malwarebytes for Teams subscription appears.

Add more devices to your subscription

After you've purchased a subscription, you can add more devices as necessary. Sign in to your Malwarebytes account and view your Teams subscription page. For more information on how to add devices, see Modify your Malwarebytes subscription.

Share your Teams subscription

You can share the subscription with team members using an MB code. An MB code is a unique code generated from your account that can activate subscriptions on other devices. For instructions on how to use MB codes to share subscriptions, see Activate your subscription with an MB Code.

How you can protect your team’s devices

Set device alerts to notify when a device hasn't been scanned

You can set alerts to receive email notifications if one of your team's devices hasn’t been scanned in the last seven days. When you receive this email notification, contact your team member and direct them to schedule security scans. Learn how to set Device Alerts in My Account.

Review your Monthly Security Report

You'll receive monthly reports via email that provide information on the threats detected on your team’s devices and other security events and activities. Reports are enabled automatically. Learn more about what's included in your Monthly Security Report.

Enable Brute Force Protection

Available in: Windows

Brute Force Protection (BFP) monitors Microsoft's Remote Desktop Protocol by protecting your devices from suspicious connections via remote devices. It temporarily blocks IP addresses with suspicious login attempts and notifies you of the blocks. For instructions on how to enable BFP, click here.

Enable Tamper Protection on your team's devices