• NEW – Dual Core Scanning Technology – CyberDefender's Early Detection Center takes every new file and runs it through two distinct scanning engines.
• NEW – Faster Network – The CyberDefender Argus Network uses the power of the community through a proprietary peer-to-peer relay network protecting users against Internet threats faster than most competing technologies.
• NEW – Simplified User Interface – Allows for easier product navigation than previous versions.
  • Anti-Spyware Protection – Detects and removes dangerous spyware and adware from your computer.
  • Anti-Virus Protection – Detects and removes viruses from your computer.
  • Microsoft Updates Monitor – Detects if the PC has the latest Microsoft updates and if not, helps to install them.
  • Cookie Monitor – Detects what cookies are capturing personal information on the PC and allows the user to remove them.
  • Firewall Monitor – Scans to see if a Firewall is enabled and protecting the PC.
  • Privacy Monitor – Monitors what passwords and privacy data are being stored in the Internet Explorer browser and allows the user to remove them before threats can capture them.
  • Link Patrol – Real-time protection against dangerous web sites.

If you're experiencing any of the symptoms below, you may be infected with viruses or spyware. Start your FREE Security Diagnosis now.

Symptoms of Viruses/Spyware include:

• - Your computer is slower than it used to be – It takes longer to start up/shut down, open files, or check email
• - Your computer is crashing or freezing
• - You are getting a lot of pop-up ads
• - You are seeing unexpected webpages, or are being redirected to unfamiliar sites

How do you know if you need Early Detection Center?

Anyone can get viruses or spyware on their computer, and the problem is, it's invisible. Online threats can be accidentally acquired by trying free downloads such as screensavers or games. The threat "piggybacks" onto the download, silently installing itself onto your computer. You can also get a virus by downloading an attachment sent to you via email – even from someone you know.

There are some subtle differences between viruses and spyware. Both can range from just annoying to dangerous. Spyware (by definition) is designed to capture your personal information or behavior from your PC. It can track your web surfing habits, passwords, banking information, or other personal information... leading to identity theft. A computer virus is a bit different. It is a computer program that self-replicates and inserts itself throughout your computer, corrupting files, causing your computer to crash, even rendering your computer unusable.

Any one of these threats should be avoided. The best way to protect yourself is to make sure you have comprehensive security software installed before you ever encounter a virus or spyware.

CyberDefender developed the first Collaborative Internet Security Network and uses patent pending early detection technology to protect computer users in "real time" against new malware attacks including spyware, viruses, and more.

CyberDefender's Collaborative Internet Security Network, called the Argus Network, uses the power of the community through a proprietary peer-to-peer relay network protecting users against Internet threats faster than most competing technologies. In addition to this fast moving network, CyberDefender also enlists the power behind multiple strategic sources to make sure you are protected in "real time" from active threats while also improving the safety of Internet searches.

CyberDefender uses Dual-Core scanning engines for home users and small businesses for optimal detection and protection.

What does this mean for users? SUPERIOR PROTECTION against a broad spectrum of viruses, spyware and other malware. This level of protection is typically offered only by the expensive gateway/server security products used by large corporations.

No single-scan engine protects consumers against ALL the cyber threats out there. This is especially true today because cyber criminals are becoming increasingly sophisticated in evading traditional detection methods. As a result, the number of new daily threats has been rising exponentially in the past several years.

CyberDefender's Dual-Core Technology is a powerful, integrated solution that gives users:

• Greater protection, and less likelihood of a single point of failure, than single-engine solutions
• Faster detection of new threats
• Reduced exposure

1. 1. Home Screen
2. 2. Spyware Scan In Progress
3. 3. Spyware Results
4. 4. Browser Protection

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  “The Top Ten Most Dangerous Things You Can Do Online”

  Published by Gizmodo.com

  August 17, 2010

  Researchers at Internet security service provider CyberDefender looked at some of the most dangerous things you can do online and explained how to protect yourself. Searching for celebrity gossip, using BitTorrent to download copyrighted material, and online gaming all make the list.
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  “7 Online Scams and How To Avoid Them”

  Published by RD.com

  June 21, 2010

  Fake Wi-Fi hot spots are cropping up everywhere, and it can be difficult to tell them from the real thing. “It's lucrative and easy to do,” says Brian Yoder, Vice President of engineering at CyberDefender, a manufacturer of antivirus software. “Criminals duplicate the legitimate Web page of a Wi-Fi provider like Verizon or AT&T and tweak it so it sends your information to their laptop.”
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  “Students at High Risk for Identity Theft”

  Published by Wallet Pop / AOL

  June 17, 2010

  College students are targeted for identity theft because of their “cavalier” attitude, and lack of experience with financial matters. CyberDefender's VP of Engineering advises students to stay away from enticing credit card solicitations, and “start with your bank.” This reduces the risk of your personal information showing up in an unlikely place, leading to ID theft.
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  “Analyst's View: Symantec Improves Support; Others Offer Guarantees”

  Published by PC Magazine

  June 16, 2010

  Neil J. Rubenking reviews various live support services including Symantec, Check Point, Prevx, CyberDefender and others. CyberDefender is set apart from the others by their ability to address any computer problem, not just security issues: “If a customer has a problem, they will do everything possible and logical to get them up and running.”