University Student Usage of Free Version

[DanDan]

I am supervisor of a university computer help desk and we are looking at our residence hall network model and we would like to use MBAM. The usage would be by students only on the residence network and as a prescan to registration of the network. We currently utilize McAfee Avert Stinger for its acceptance of configuration and command line arguments that we can pass.

My interest is in a little knowledge of distribution to the students the installed for MBAM. Pre-registration the student will not have access outside of our internal network until the meet all requirements so sending them to the your site would be not possible. Ideally I would like to know if the installer can be packaged in order to call upon the program with argument /quickscanterminate after an install is complete.

Also I am interested to know if there are currently any other colleges and universities utilizing Malwarebytes at the student or corporate level. Of course pertaining to the different licensing for a personal use vs corporate use I do not need information at this time.

Thanks!

[AdvancedSetup]

Hi there Dan,

I'm sure that we can manage all your concerns.

Please send an email to: corporate@malwarebytes.org with your questions and concerns and someone will contact you with more details.

Thank you.

[DanDan]

Hi there Dan,

I'm sure that we can manage all your concerns.

Please send an email to: corporate@malwarebytes.org with your questions and concerns and someone will contact you with more details.

Thank you.

I sent an email, but have not gotten a response and was wondering how long it may take to get one. It may be the fact that I work in a university system that emails are like instant message, but I was just interested as this decision does have a time line where it no longer is an option of use.

[AdvancedSetup]

Hi Dan,

Not sure, maybe a spam filter or something. Please send me a Private Message and I'll try to answer your questions or forward them on to Corporate if required.

Thanks.