ThreatFire Provides Protection Against Malware and Zero-Day Attacks

When you use your setup, programs run in the background telling your setup what to do.

The security exploits are usually not known about by the vendor and haven’t been patched yet.

After installation you will be protected against threats immediately.

Each jot down of threat is color coded for different types of threats.

The Gray Alert is for potentially unwanted software.

The Yellow Alert show potentially malicious software.

The Red Alert shows that a malicious app has been disabled and quarantined.

Another cool feature is finding out more about the threat.

you’ve got the option to schedule rootkit scans to occur on a regular basis.

It is very light on system resources while running in the background.

ConclusionIf you want to get extra protection for your PC you definitely want to try out ThreatFire.

It runs virtually silently in the background until a threat is detected.