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Stop Malware Before It Can Harm Your PC
Protect your banking, passwords, photos, and personal data from ransomware, phishing attacks, and new cyber threats that traditional antivirus often misses.
Works with Windows Defender or any other AV
Lightweight and easy to use
Protects up to 3 PCs
30-Day Free Trial
How AppGuard Solo Defeats Undetected Malware?
AppGuard Solo is designed to protect your PC from cyberattacks that traditional security solutions may miss. Unlike antivirus software, which relies on malware signatures to detect threats, AppGuard Solo assumes that all unknown processes are potentially malicious. It blocks applications from launching unsafe, invasive actions in the Windows system space, preventing malware from ever running, even if it’s a new, unrecognizable, and harmful strain of code.
Appguard®, State of the Art Cybersecurity
AppGuard Solo works alongside and enhances any Antivirus Product, including Windows Defender. AppGuard will shield your Windows OS… even after newly, undetectable Malware bypasses your Antivirus.
What Is a Zero-Day Malware Attack?
A Zero-Day Exploit is a serious security flaw in software that hasn’t been discovered or fixed by the software developer or the public. These exploits are especially dangerous because hackers can take advantage of them before any patches or updates are available from the software maker, like Microsoft.
The speed at which antivirus (AV) companies respond to zero-day exploits is crucial. They need to quickly analyze the new threat, develop ways to detect and counteract it, and update their software to recognize the malicious code. During this period, systems are at a higher risk, as they remain exposed to potential attacks and data breaches.
AppGuard Solo Blocks Zero-Day Malware
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AppGuard Cybersecurity Software Selected Zero-Day-Attack Endpoint Security Solution Company of 2024
AppGuard emerged as The Zero Trust Endpoint Security Solution Company of the Year 2024 after an exhaustive evaluation by an expert panel of C-level executives, industry leaders, and the editorial board of Enterprise Security Magazine.
Traditional Detection Tools Struggle to Differentiate Malicious and Benign Activities
The world is dominated by detection-based endpoint protection tools that only succeed if and when they recognize something specific about the malware attacking the host. This requires some form of pattern-matching to be successful. Antivirus software typically relies on signatures (also known as hash checksums). Additionally, there are many other transient (i.e., constantly changing) patterns in files, communications, behavior, and more. These patterns almost literally change with each new attack variant.
AppGuard’s Zero Trust Approach: Blocking Malware Actions Versus Detecting Malware
AppGuard implements zero trust principles directly within endpoints, operating under the assumption that some form of malware will inevitably infiltrate the system. Its strategy is to prevent the malware from executing its intended actions. By blocking just one critical action, AppGuard can neutralize an entire malware attack. This approach does not rely on identifying specific files, IP addresses, or behavior patterns, which are the transient factors detection-based tools typically focus on.
How Does AppGuard Defeat Malware?
The video explains how AppGuard Solo outperforms traditional antivirus products by focusing on blocking the actions malware needs to perform rather than relying on detecting malware. AppGuard uses three key controls at the kernel level: launch control, containment, and isolation. This approach ensures that even if new or unknown malware bypasses traditional antivirus detection, AppGuard prevents it from executing harmful actions, thereby protecting the system more effectively.
AppGuard represents cutting-edge cybersecurity technology. Initially designed to safeguard US government agencies, it now secures tens of thousands of organizations and millions of endpoints worldwide.
