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<blockquote data-quote="BVLon" data-source="post: 861028">I was surprised by the quality of this software and registered here specially to leave feedback.The whole concept is just flawless.User experience however might be a bit tweaked.Malicious files can be auto-deleted or quarantined. You can let the user configure the default action (delete, quarantine, ask) and which engines should be prioritised.For example if Avira, Sophos, McAfee and Apex are selected as engines with priority, when any of them detects a threat, action will be auto-applied. That will reduce the number of alerts and users will be a lot more satisfied.For an untrusted files you can just display a message saying &quot;We don&#039;t know anything about the file so we are running some checks. We&#039;ll display the results shortly&quot; and then display Apex and Universal AV results combined together in one table with certificate information BELOW, as it&#039;s far less important in the decision making.I&#039;ve attached guidelines which you can see.Your current notification is not really friendly and it looks like you are targeting only advanced users. That&#039;s not really good profit-wise is it?I&#039;m sure as a business you operate for profit <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite109" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />. Regardless of the fact that Endpoint Security is your main cash float generator.I know that SecureAPlus is designed to complement another AV, but with your existing Hitman-Pro-Like technology, it&#039;s not too hard to convert it to a powerfull first-line defense.You should also consider adding malicious URL blocker.You&#039;ve done good job with performance too, unlike Sophoses Hitman Pro. Keep innovating.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BVLon, post: 861028"] I was surprised by the quality of this software and registered here specially to leave feedback. The whole concept is just flawless. User experience however might be a bit tweaked. Malicious files can be auto-deleted or quarantined. You can let the user configure the default action (delete, quarantine, ask) and which engines should be prioritised. For example if Avira, Sophos, McAfee and Apex are selected as engines with priority, when any of them detects a threat, action will be auto-applied. That will reduce the number of alerts and users will be a lot more satisfied. For an untrusted files you can just display a message saying "We don't know anything about the file so we are running some checks. We'll display the results shortly" and then display Apex and Universal AV results combined together in one table with certificate information BELOW, as it's far less important in the decision making. I've attached guidelines which you can see. Your current notification is not really friendly and it looks like you are targeting only advanced users. That's not really good profit-wise is it? I'm sure as a business you operate for profit :). Regardless of the fact that Endpoint Security is your main cash float generator. I know that SecureAPlus is designed to complement another AV, but with your existing Hitman-Pro-Like technology, it's not too hard to convert it to a powerfull first-line defense. You should also consider adding malicious URL blocker. You've done good job with performance too, unlike Sophoses Hitman Pro. Keep innovating. [/QUOTE]

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