Malwarebytes is a cybersecurity vendor that publishes a business product line covering endpoint protection, endpoint detection and response, DNS filtering, and vulnerability and patch management, according to the official Malwarebytes business site. The business product is positioned as a layered defense stack for managed service providers (MSPs) and internal IT teams, integrating multiple threat-prevention capabilities into a single Nebula cloud management console.
The platform bundles the proprietary Malwarebytes engine with behavior-based detection, ransomware rollback on the EDR tier, and a DNS filtering layer that the vendor calls "DNS Guard" (branded as Malwarebytes DNS Filtering in product copy). The Vulnerability Assessment add-on is positioned for continuous CVE visibility and patch prioritisation, with integration into the same Nebula console. MSP-focused features include multi-tenant management, billing, and reporting through the Nebula console and a separate ThreatDown partner portal.
The company positions itself as a relatively simple, lightweight alternative for smaller IT teams and MSPs, with public materials emphasizing ease of deployment and a "single-agent" architecture that combines several security capabilities. Pricing is typically published per endpoint per month and varies by tier (EPP standard, EDR, EDR + DNS, full bundle with vulnerability and patch management). Procurement checklist for Malwarebytes: confirm the current pricing for your endpoint count on the official pricing page, validate the Nebula console and multi-tenant requirements against your MSP or internal IT setup, and check whether ThreatDown partner portal access is included for your license tier. For MENA buyers, verify the regional partner support and data residency terms. All information above is sourced from malwarebytes.com/business and the vendor's product documentation as of July 2026.
Vendor profile
Malwarebytes is a US-based cybersecurity company founded in 2008 (formerly Malwarebytes Corporation, now Malwarebytes, LLC) and headquartered in Santa Clara, California. The company rebranded its commercial endpoint-protection portfolio as ThreatDown in November 2023; the consumer product line (Standard, Plus, and Ultimate) continues to be sold under the Malwarebytes brand, per the vendor's official product pages. According to the official threat-down/threatdown pricing page and the G2 ThreatDown profile, ThreatDown business plans are sold per endpoint with a five-endpoint minimum: Core Next-Gen AV at $345 per 5 devices per year, Advanced EDR at $395 per 5 devices per year, and Elite MDR at $495 per 5 devices per year, with Ultimate MDR Plus available by quote; all business tiers are managed through the Nebula cloud console. TechRadar reports the Malwarebytes for Business endpoint-protection entry price at approximately $4.96 per device per month for 10-99 devices, with EDR at $6.02 per device per month. G2 lists ThreatDown with a 4.6/5 average rating. (Information sourced from the official Malwarebytes and ThreatDown product pages, TechRadar, and the G2 ThreatDown vendor profile, as of mid-2026.)
