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The first step to enable the integration will be to provision your GravityZone account. The signup link will be available to you within the App Center if the offer is available to you.ġ - 499 Endpoints: $1.30 / month / deviceĥ00 - 999 Endpoints: $1.10 / month / device

Managing your endpoints in the Gravity Zone portalįor an overview of Bitdefender Cloud Security, check out this video.

International users will need to sign up for a North American Bitdefender account. Syncro Managed Bitdefender accounts are only supported in North America.

You can use the full Gravity Zone portal including creating Companies and Packages and doing manual installs, scans with Relay, and more.īitdefender comes with the billable add-on 'HyperDetect' enabled by default, disable this if preferred.

Enable AV on a policy and all the assets with that policy will immediately get AV installed and appear in your Gravity Zone portal.

You can enable Bitdefender and have fine-grain controls over which modules are enabled via the Syncro RMM Policies.

You get a portal account to Bitdefender Gravity Zone.Bitdefender is a total nightmare.This is a powerful managed antivirus product that gives you the awesome power of Bitdefender at your fingertips for an amazing price. In the end, I tried downloading Bitdefender's Uninstaller, which did nothing.Īny operation on my Mac, including editing this text as I'm writing it, takes forever. Moreover, any Google search list had a green "Trafficlight" Bitdefender icon next to it, so it was clearly still active.

Yet other Mac user instructions: search under Utilities and remove Bitdefender, which I did.īitdefender was not showing up in applications, but was still running, as my Mac was slow, and Bitdefender notifications were still appearing on the toolbar "Trafficlight" icon. Other Mac user instructions: go to Finder > Go to Folder > ~/Library/Application Support and remove the Bitdefender folder. Uninstalling a program and its hidden components seems a lot more complicated on a Mac, so I'd be grateful for some help.īitdefender seems to be some kind of malware, so rather than uninstalling it using the "official" Bitdefender Uninstaller, which required *another* download from the already dubious Bitdefender website, I tried uninstalling the program in the usual way. It slowed down my Mac, and it's only getting worse and worse and worse. I have a MacBook Air OS X Yosemite and I stupidly installed the 30-day trial version of Bitdefender which was a BIG MISTAKE. I'm a regular PC user who has switched to Mac.