Emsisoft Blog: Emsisoft Anti-Malware awarded VB100 in June 2022 tests

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The VB100 is a certification test designed to test the protection capabilities of endpoint security solutions. The tests are conducted by Virus Bulletin, a well-known independent certification body that has been testing, reviewing and benchmarking security solutions for more than 20 years.

We took part in the June 2022 tests and we’re happy to announce that Emsisoft Anti-Malware once again achieved certification!

The tests ​

The tests were performed on physical computers or virtual machines with specifications similar to those you would expect to find in an ordinary business environment. Security products were installed with default settings on a clean instance of Windows 10 Pro 64-bit with all recommended Windows updates installed.

The products were then exposed to hundreds of malicious samples collected by and research groups, as well as a set of about 100,000 non-malicious, regularly updated samples taken from popular software downloads. No malicious or clean samples were executed during the tests.

To be awarded the VB100 certification, a security product must achieve the following:

• Detect at least 99.5 percent of malicious samples.
• Generate no more than 0.05 percent false positives.

The results ​

Emsisoft Anti-Malware successfully detected 100 percent of the 1,286 malicious samples while generating zero false positives, and was subsequently awarded the VB100!

Click here to see the full report, or click here to check out some of the other awards we’ve won in the past.

Emsisoft Anti-Malware awarded VB100 in June 2022 tests

Emsisoft Anti-Malware awarded VB100 certification in June 2022 tests by independent testing group Virus Bulletin.

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Full report:

https://www.virusbulletin.com/uploads/vb100/test-reports/vb100-test-report-2022-06-20-emsisoft-anti-malware.pdf

 

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I am more surprised that there are no false positives than detection.

 

[gery79]

I am more surprised that there are no false positives than detection.

me too