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Detect known, unknown, and suspicious malware activity.
Detect known, unknown, and fileless threats across every endpoint with behavior-based analysis and real-time response built in.

Detect known, unknown, and suspicious malware activity.
Catch fileless, in-memory, and behavior-based threats.
Flag encryption attempts and other ransomware-class behavior.
Isolate compromised endpoints and stop malicious processes.
Roll back unwanted changes and accelerate recovery.
Investigate incidents with RCA and full attack-chain visibility.
Malware Protection Plus is built to detect threats across the full endpoint attack path not just at the file level. Each layer reaches deeper into the system than the last.
Known malware, suspicious files, unsafe binaries.
Files checked before anything executes signatures, hashes, reputation.
Suspicious process behavior, script activity, credential access.
Behavior watched while processes run chains, command lines, file changes.
Active compromise that requires containment, remediation, investigation.
Detection wired to action: isolate, kill, quarantine, rollback, RCA.
Fileless malware, in-memory execution, misuse of trusted tools.
Catches threats that never touch disk memory regions, living-off-the-land binaries.
Malware does not follow one execution path some threats arrive as files, some run through scripts, some live in memory, some abuse trusted tools. Malware Protection Plus combines multiple methods to identify malicious activity wherever it surfaces.
“Malware can blend in. Its behavior usually cannot.”
Continuously watches running processes, process relationships, credential access attempts, script activity, file changes, and outbound connections identifying malicious behavior as it unfolds, even when the threat has no signature.
“One suspicious process is a clue. The full chain is the evidence.”
Tracks process ancestry, parent-child relationships, command-line activity, and execution flow across endpoints — connecting related events to surface attacks that hide behind trusted tools, scripts, or system processes.
“No file on disk does not mean no threat on the endpoint.”
Detects malware that executes in memory, abuses scripts, or uses legitimate utilities to avoid traditional file-based detection surfacing threats that never appear as conventional malicious files.
“Unknown threats still leave behavioral signals.”
When no signature, hash, or reputation score exists, execution patterns, process behavior, system interactions, and abnormal endpoint activity are analyzed in real time identifying suspicious behavior without waiting for a known indicator.
“Malware often tries to call out before it causes damage.”
Monitors outbound activity from suspicious processes to surface endpoints communicating with unusual destinations flagging command-and-control beacons, payload downloads, and data exfiltration attempts.
“Encryption behavior should not be discovered after the damage is done.”
Detects rapid file modification, unusual encryption patterns, abnormal process behavior, and attempts to impact large numbers of files early enough to contain endpoints and reduce operational impact.
Detection should not stop at an alert. Once suspicious activity is identified, contain the endpoint, stop malicious activity, recover affected files, and investigate the full attack chain — from one workflow.
Antivirus can identify known malware using signatures and reputation data. Modern threats often move beyond known files executing in memory, abusing scripts, changing behavior, or using trusted system tools to avoid detection.
Move beyond basic signature-based detection. Behavior monitoring, endpoint visibility, containment, recovery, and root cause analysis — in one workflow.
Malware detection software helps identify malicious files, processes, scripts, and behaviors across endpoints. Modern solutions use a layered approach that includes signature-based detection, behavior monitoring, process analysis, memory activity monitoring, and real-time response.
Traditional antivirus mainly detects known malware using signatures. Malware detection software goes further by analyzing runtime behavior, process relationships, script activity, fileless execution, and suspicious endpoint activity that may indicate unknown or evasive threats.
Behavior-based malware detection identifies threats by analyzing what files, scripts, and processes do after execution. It helps detect suspicious actions such as abnormal process spawning, credential access attempts, mass file changes, script abuse, and outbound communication.
Yes — by monitoring suspicious runtime activity, script execution, memory-based behavior, and misuse of trusted system tools. This helps identify threats that may not appear as traditional malicious files on disk.
Malware Protection Plus helps detect zero-day malware activity by analyzing behavior, process relationships, execution patterns, and abnormal endpoint activity in real time. Security teams can identify suspicious behavior even when no known signature is available.
Look for software that supports known malware detection, behavior-based detection, fileless malware detection, zero-day threat detection, ransomware-like behavior detection, endpoint isolation, process termination, rollback, and root cause analysis — together in one workflow.