Probably none, Cylance may have though because it is fairly specialized at detecting such things but without knowing we can't say. A little story about that whole CCleaner thing. I subscribed to Ccleaner Cloud(Agomo) for my home for almost 3 years. Before the Ccleaner thing became known FortiSandbox screened that update then blocked it as a risky anomaly. I went back and forth with Ccleaner (Agomo) about this, and ultimately uninstalled it immediately and got a refund for my sub. Then just a month later all of this was revealed. So unless a product has some anti-APT type technologies, it's unlikely it would have captured it.
One method some people (including me) utilize to avoid this is to freeze updates over an extended period and/or use portable versions of software. Another method is to use a tool like Heimdal, since Heimdal doesn't install updates in the traditional method it quite likely would not have been served the compromised Ccleaner binary update.
