NPAV EDR is powered by Net Protector’s proprietary scanning engine, developed entirely in-house without relying on any third-party antivirus SDKs. Backed by our dedicated Malware and Threat Intelligence Lab, the engine continuously analyzes emerging threats and delivers timely protection through regular signature and intelligence updates.
Our antimalware engine has been independently tested and certified by AV-TEST GmbH, a globally recognized cybersecurity testing organization and a member of AMTSO (Anti-Malware Testing Standards Organization), demonstrating its effectiveness in detecting and protecting against modern cyber threats.
We Detect and Clean the Following Malware Families
- Viruses (Including Polymorphic): Malicious programs that infect files and spread to other systems. Polymorphic viruses continuously modify their code to evade detection.
- Worms: Self-replicating malware that spreads automatically across networks without user interaction.
- Trojans: Malicious software disguised as legitimate applications to gain unauthorized access or perform harmful actions.
- Backdoors: Hidden mechanisms that allow attackers to bypass security controls and remotely access a compromised system.
- Rootkits: Stealth malware designed to hide malicious processes and provide attackers with persistent, privileged access.
- Spyware: Software that secretly monitors user activities and steals sensitive information such as credentials and personal data.
- Adware: Unwanted software that displays intrusive advertisements and may track user behavior or redirect web traffic.
- Ransomware: Malware that encrypts files or locks systems and demands payment to restore access.
- Keyloggers: Malicious programs that record keystrokes to capture usernames, passwords, financial information, and other confidential data.
- Crimeware: Malware specifically developed to facilitate cybercrime, including financial fraud, credential theft, and identity theft.
- Phishing Sites and Links: Fraudulent websites and malicious URLs designed to steal sensitive information by impersonating trusted organizations.
- Zero-Day Vulnerabilities: Previously unknown software vulnerabilities exploited by attackers before security patches are available.
- Other Malicious and Unwanted Software: Detects and removes emerging threats, potentially unwanted programs (PUPs), malicious scripts, and other harmful software that may compromise system security or performance.
