Cyberhawk 1.2.0

 Protects You When Your Traditional Av Cannot.

Author : Novatix Corporation

OS : WinXP,Windows2000...

Cyberhawk license : Freeware (Price: free)

Added date : 17. July 2006

Updated date : 25. October 2006

Release date : 22. October 2006

Download page : Download

Download Size : 4886 kBytes

Publisher : How to visit Novatix Corporation?

Cyberhawk 1.2.0 freeware description:
Traditional antivirus protection fails you when you need it most. Consumers spend over a billion dollars a year on security software to keep their PCs safe. And yet every week millions of users are infected by new threats that their antivirus did not stop, failing to protect when you most needed it. Why? Traditional antivirus solutions cannot protect you until after they`ve discovered a new threat and produced a signature to counter it. Cyberhawk does not rely on signatures, but instead provides behavior-based protection. It is designed to be used alongside your existing antivirus software and it fills the gap in protection between your antivirus signature updates. Cyberhawk protects you against major security threats including viruses, worms, trojans, rootkits and even some spyware. Its advanced ActiveDefense technology intelligently analyzes the behavior of processes and programs on a system and immediately halts any malicious action. It continuously monitors all activities on your PC at a very low system level and uses a proprietary combination of analytics, risk algorithms, program histories and tolerance thresholds to identify and shut down threats so you are always protected, no matter how new the threat. Cyberhawk is easy to use, instantly effective, and very light on system resources. Best of all, it is completely free to home users.

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Cyberhawk freeware is copyrighted computer software which is made available free of charge, as opposed to shareware where the user is required to pay. The only Cyberhawk 1.2.0 criterion for being classified as "freeware" is that the software must be made available at no cost.