- Apr 9, 2018
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Hi All! A few changes for the July 2022 edition.In general we have included two new configurations in the analysis: Malwarebytes Nebula for companies with EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) and Microsoft Defender with the SmartScreen technology enabled. This is the answer to your previous comments...
We have used 2185 malware samples to check the protection against threats in the wild.
We always test the latest software, so we intentionally do not provide version number because the testing system updates them once a day:
Please read the summary to get more information: 19th Edition Of Protection Test Against Malicious Software - AVLab Cybersecurity Foundation
Recent results: Recent Results - AVLab Cybersecurity Foundation
Since the May edition, as you already know, we have introduced new designations. L1 and L2 have changed to - PRE-LAUNCH. So on, L3 has been renamed to POST-LAUNCH.
In the next months, we will change minor technical things to make everything work better with each other on the backend. It is not out of the question that we will make a process tree of what happened one by one from the launch of malware in the POST-LAUNCH level of analysis. We'll see what we get out of it.
By the way - we will be doing an EDR test in 2022..
We have used 2185 malware samples to check the protection against threats in the wild.
We always test the latest software, so we intentionally do not provide version number because the testing system updates them once a day:
- Avast Free Antivirus
- Avira Antivirus Pro
- Emsisoft Business Security (for business)
- G Data Total Security
- Malwarebytes Premium
- Malwarebytes Nebula (for business, new in our test)
- Mks_vir Endpoint Security (for business)
- Microsoft Defender (Windows 10 with SmartScreen enabled)
- CatchPulse (formerly SecureAPlus Pro, check why)
- Webroot Antivirus
- Xcitium – ZeroThreat Advanced (former name after rebranding: Comodo Advanced Endpoint Protection)
- Xcitium Internet Security (formerly Comodo Internet Security)
Please read the summary to get more information: 19th Edition Of Protection Test Against Malicious Software - AVLab Cybersecurity Foundation
Recent results: Recent Results - AVLab Cybersecurity Foundation
Since the May edition, as you already know, we have introduced new designations. L1 and L2 have changed to - PRE-LAUNCH. So on, L3 has been renamed to POST-LAUNCH.
In the next months, we will change minor technical things to make everything work better with each other on the backend. It is not out of the question that we will make a process tree of what happened one by one from the launch of malware in the POST-LAUNCH level of analysis. We'll see what we get out of it.
By the way - we will be doing an EDR test in 2022..