Emsisoft Anti-Malware 5.0 Released
New version is fully x64 compatible
May 19, 2010
PRESS RELEASE
THALGAU, Austria, May 12, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- Without the previous "a-squared" in the name: Emsisoft Anti-Malware 5.0 is here. This anti-virus suite was awarded best antivirus 2009 and uses two scanners, a behavioral analysis module and a surfing protection module to protect Windows PCs. The new version is fully x64 compatible, drastically simplifies the user interface and is now even more suitable for PC beginners looking for a high quality security solution.
New features:
- New file guard: This has been written anew from scratch and now also offers the optional ability to scan files immediately after downloading and when they are copied or moved.
- Full support for Windows 7: Including new functions specific to Windows 7.
- 100% x64 compatible: Works equally well without limitations on both 32 and 64 bit systems.
- Extended behavior analysis: A new addition is recognition of manipulation of the system security policies. The false alert filter has been further refined and the design of the alert window has been optimized.
- Improved self-protection: The self-protection has been greatly optimized. This prevents Malware programs from changing or disabling the protection program.
- Improved cleaning: The cleaning routines in the software have been greatly improved.
- New game mode: Users can now suppress all popups and alarms per mouse click if they wish to remain undisturbed during a game or while working with any other type of full-screen application.
- New free mode: After a license or test period has expired, it can still be used free of charge without the guard features.
Runs under Windows XP, Vista and 7. The full version costs US $40 for 1 year - including all signature and software updates. A 30-day test version is available free of charge.
More information on Thomas Gunther +49-1-773323408 http://www.emsisoft.com
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