Why are RAV and Local Sec Auth connected in a way that sounds like magic to me?
Why are RAV and Local Sec Auth connected in a way that sounds like magic to me?
Got a pop-up from Windows Defender saying that LSA is turned off because I removed the RAV endpoint protection. What does LSA stand for, what is RAV endpoint protection? Should I keep these programs running or not?
About RAV endpoint protection, you can look at more details on their website at https://reasonlabs.com/. They are a real antivirus company so it is worth checking out and deciding if you should keep them or not. The Windows system might have had some problems with the LSA setting. You can find a related discussion thread here
Looks like this RAV team is helping Defender on Windows fight malware. But if you add a new antivirus, it might stop turning on because it's already trying to guard your computer.