First off about the real time protection, from my analysis it does not have real time protection (and I doubt v6 did either). Now when attempting to start Malware URL Filtering or Malware Shield you get the prompt to install Rising Personal Firewall or Rising Antivirus. So its more of an aid to your current security software then actually security software. However it does have a fully useable Trojan Scanner that is connected to the Rising Cloud Security Network. Have not tested how well its detection is since its kinda slow on my old machine, thanks to my 2000ish processor and XP is running way under the normal specs.
Memory usage: About 15k on my old Windows XP Box Loads 3/4 processes always running in the background depending if the UI is open or not.
Security Features: The Cloud AntiTrojan System, it also has a USB protection system. It also contains a cloud process monitor and started viewer. Pretty much a bunch of tools you would have had to have seprate but all in one package.
Personally my favorite thing about it is the Cloud Process Manager that gives a safety rating. For all the tools it includes its very light and won't take up much space. Personally its not on the front end of the Security Prevention tools but for what it does it seems to work pretty well and does what its designed to. It does not seem like it will conflict with other security programs. I have been unable to tell how good the cloud anti-trojan is but I may install it on all my machines incase someone in my house gets them infected again for a backup scan.
I was using a very old out of date Windows XP and did experience some crashes but that it most likely due to me not using a supported OS and a few times DefenseWall was blocking some things that may have caused installation issues even though I ran everything as trusted.
Memory usage: About 15k on my old Windows XP Box Loads 3/4 processes always running in the background depending if the UI is open or not.
Security Features: The Cloud AntiTrojan System, it also has a USB protection system. It also contains a cloud process monitor and started viewer. Pretty much a bunch of tools you would have had to have seprate but all in one package.
Personally my favorite thing about it is the Cloud Process Manager that gives a safety rating. For all the tools it includes its very light and won't take up much space. Personally its not on the front end of the Security Prevention tools but for what it does it seems to work pretty well and does what its designed to. It does not seem like it will conflict with other security programs. I have been unable to tell how good the cloud anti-trojan is but I may install it on all my machines incase someone in my house gets them infected again for a backup scan.
I was using a very old out of date Windows XP and did experience some crashes but that it most likely due to me not using a supported OS and a few times DefenseWall was blocking some things that may have caused installation issues even though I ran everything as trusted.
