Hello Brian,
I am not sure how TIdserv infects the MBR, though it looks like it installs a rootkit, in which case you would need to run a power eraser scan with rootkit detection from the SEPM
Hello AndreyP,
Correction,
For phyiscal attached non-removable hard disks, AutoProtect does in fact detect MBR infections and the action is to clean( Cannot be changed).
For Removable disks ( usb, floppy, etc) the actions are based on the AutoProtect > Advanced Scanning and Monitoring> Floppy Setting.
Though you may need to run a full system scan to repair the MBR.
Please be aware that depending on the type of MBR threat and what changes it makes to the MBR a repair from SEP may not be an option, in which case you would need to run fixmbr from a windows recovery dvd
Thanks,