Our computers are constantly under threat from all kinds of viruses, spyware, Trojans. We therefore need to protect them and keep them safe at all times. One software you could use to provide such protection is Auslogics Antivirus.

What is Auslogics Antivirus?

This is an antivirus that offers comprehensive real-time protection for your PC against viruses, spyware, Trojans and other known and unknown threats before they cause damage to your computer. It would constantly analyze all the applications running on your PC and warns you if any of them tries to perform a malicious action.

Some of the main features of this program include: Prevents viruses from being copied to the disks, monitors and blocks attempts to modify system files, Uses heuristics to counter stealth and polymorphic viruses, unmatched spyware and virus detection rate. Blocks web pages that attempt to steal your credit card data.

It can also block keyloggers monitoring your Internet activity, scans all web, e-mail and instant messaging traffic in real-time. It prevents leaking of personal data via e-mail or instant messenger. Encryption can keep your Yahoo! or MSN Messenger chats private. Your online identity is securely protected: so you can shop, bank and browse privately. It skips safe files for better scan speed and lower CPU load. Laptop mode prolongs battery life of laptops and netbooks and nettops.

Auslogics, the publisher of this program, has added some changes to this version. They are: Full Windows 8 compatible, Auslogics Autopilot – quietly makes all the security related decisions for you, Auslogics Safepay – keeps hackers at bay by automatically opening all your e-banking and e-shopping and USB Immunizer – immunizes Flash Drives from viruses when connected to your PC.

Downsides?

None. Blocked every threat that my computer encountered with.

To know more about this program, visit Auslogics.

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