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<blockquote data-quote="Oldie1950" data-source="post: 1022606" data-attributes="member: 94738">CatchPulse should be viewed primarily as a whitelist program in my opinion. Cloud AV and Apex are not full-fledged AV programs. In the old SecureAPlus version, you could still see the AV programs available in the cloud. There were only a few good AV programs. Cloud AV and Apex should only be seen as an aid to the user in deciding whether an unknown file that suddenly appeared should be considered malware or harmless. Incidentally, registration of CatchPulse as an AV program can be turned off, allowing CatchPulse to run alongside Windows Defender or another third-party AV program. In this combination, CatchPulse could be useful.From the CatchPulse website:<h2>Your antivirus needs help</h2>CatchPulse catches threats that traditional anti-virus solutions miss. No single anti-virus or even combination of anti-viruses can guarantee 100% detection, 100% of the time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oldie1950, post: 1022606, member: 94738"] CatchPulse should be viewed primarily as a whitelist program in my opinion. Cloud AV and Apex are not full-fledged AV programs. In the old SecureAPlus version, you could still see the AV programs available in the cloud. There were only a few good AV programs. Cloud AV and Apex should only be seen as an aid to the user in deciding whether an unknown file that suddenly appeared should be considered malware or harmless. Incidentally, registration of CatchPulse as an AV program can be turned off, allowing CatchPulse to run alongside Windows Defender or another third-party AV program. In this combination, CatchPulse could be useful. From the CatchPulse website: [HEADING=1]Your antivirus needs help[/HEADING] CatchPulse catches threats that traditional anti-virus solutions miss. No single anti-virus or even combination of anti-viruses can guarantee 100% detection, 100% of the time. [/QUOTE]

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