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<blockquote data-quote="sinlam" data-source="post: 140432" data-attributes="member: 10219">Hi ysl706, SecureAPlus comes with application whitelisting component and antivirus component. Application whitelisting protects your computer from new, stealthy and unknown malware, whereas antivirus protects your computer from known malware. The installation of SecureAPlus antivirus component is optional. You can use SecureAPlus jointly with other antivirus software in the market to provide an added layer of defense against new and unknown malware that cannot be detected by the antivirus software.&nbsp; SecureAPlus application whitelisting component (without the antivirus)&nbsp; allows only trusted program to run on your computer. Any program that is not found in the trusted list, SecureAPlus will either prompt the user whether to trust the program (if you choose the Interactive Mode) or automatically block the program from running on your computer (if you choose the Lockdown Mode). If SecureAPlus is in the Interactive Mode and it prompts you about trusting a program which you did not run it intentionally, than there is a possibility that this program contains a malware.If you want to identify the malware found in a file or verify whether a software is legitimate, you will need an antivirus software. Hope I have answered your query. Please feel free to ask if you need further clarification.Cheers,sinlam</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sinlam, post: 140432, member: 10219"] Hi ysl706, SecureAPlus comes with application whitelisting component and antivirus component. Application whitelisting protects your computer from new, stealthy and unknown malware, whereas antivirus protects your computer from known malware. The installation of SecureAPlus antivirus component is optional. You can use SecureAPlus jointly with other antivirus software in the market to provide an added layer of defense against new and unknown malware that cannot be detected by the antivirus software. SecureAPlus application whitelisting component (without the antivirus) allows only trusted program to run on your computer. Any program that is not found in the trusted list, SecureAPlus will either prompt the user whether to trust the program (if you choose the Interactive Mode) or automatically block the program from running on your computer (if you choose the Lockdown Mode). If SecureAPlus is in the Interactive Mode and it prompts you about trusting a program which you did not run it intentionally, than there is a possibility that this program contains a malware. If you want to identify the malware found in a file or verify whether a software is legitimate, you will need an antivirus software. Hope I have answered your query. Please feel free to ask if you need further clarification. Cheers, sinlam [/QUOTE]

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