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<blockquote data-quote="danb" data-source="post: 636584" data-attributes="member: 62850">Very cool!&nbsp; Yeah, the EfficacyTest app was something that I just kind of threw together, but it makes everything a lot easier when testing.&nbsp; Sure, you can use a command prompt or whatever, but it is nice to have a little more control over the test (with the built in options), and it also provides you with a detailed report when the test is complete.&nbsp; If you think of any new features that you want me to add to EfficacyTest that will make testing even easier, please let me know.&nbsp; The source code is on github if you want to modify it yourself.&nbsp; I actually have TONS of little testing apps that I have created the last few years (similar to the EfficacyTest and the dup finder apps)... I will look through them all and see if there are any others that you might be interested in, since you are building a new testing lab <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite110" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" />.BTW, I actually think Cylance has a great product... it usually performs pretty well:[MEDIA=youtube]PvfrS6_nyyM[/MEDIA][MEDIA=youtube]bOXnpUHYD4Q[/MEDIA]And I was actually surprised that it performed like it did in this test (the one for this thread)... but it is what it is.They probably have updated their models since this test, so I will be curious to see the results, assuming that you are using the new models (and assuming that there are newer models).&nbsp; Thank you, have fun with your new lab!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="danb, post: 636584, member: 62850"] Very cool! Yeah, the EfficacyTest app was something that I just kind of threw together, but it makes everything a lot easier when testing. Sure, you can use a command prompt or whatever, but it is nice to have a little more control over the test (with the built in options), and it also provides you with a detailed report when the test is complete. If you think of any new features that you want me to add to EfficacyTest that will make testing even easier, please let me know. The source code is on github if you want to modify it yourself. I actually have TONS of little testing apps that I have created the last few years (similar to the EfficacyTest and the dup finder apps)... I will look through them all and see if there are any others that you might be interested in, since you are building a new testing lab ;). BTW, I actually think Cylance has a great product... it usually performs pretty well: [MEDIA=youtube]PvfrS6_nyyM[/MEDIA] [MEDIA=youtube]bOXnpUHYD4Q[/MEDIA] And I was actually surprised that it performed like it did in this test (the one for this thread)... but it is what it is. They probably have updated their models since this test, so I will be curious to see the results, assuming that you are using the new models (and assuming that there are newer models). Thank you, have fun with your new lab! [/QUOTE]

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