Reviews
ThreatFire Free named to PC World's "101 Fantastic Freebies" list
March 24, 2008: ThreatFire Free was honored in the May 2008 issue of PC World as one of the "101 Fantastic Freebies".
"If you're looking for maximum
system protection, particularly against rootkits that can hide themselves from many pieces of anti-virus software, give
ThreatFire AntiVirus a try."
Maximum PC Reviews New Breed of Security Applications
February 7, 2008: In the "Internet Security 2.0" article in their February 2008 issue Maximum PC magazine reviews ThreatFire
along with several other security products. They call ThreatFire "Better than the competition - and free!" and "...the sole standout."
PC Magazine Awards ThreatFire Prestigious Editor's Choice Award
October 2, 2007: In his recent review of ThreatFire v. 3.0
where ThreatFire received the Editor's Choice Award for non-signature anti-malware, Neil Rubenking of PC Magazine states
that "ThreatFire 3's ability to block installation of malware strictly by identifying bad behavior is phenomenal. It did
a better (and faster) job than Norton AntiBot and even beat out Spy Sweeper, our current Editors' Choice for signature-based
antispyware."
PC Magazine Reviews Cyberhawk v. 2.0
January 16, 2007: In his recent
review of Cyberhawk v. 2.0, Neil Rubenking of PC Magazine states that Cyberhawk "did a great job
of keeping the system clean" and describes Cyberhawk as "full-powered zero-day protection — a
good addition to your security menagerie."
Tech Support Alert Compares Six Anti-malwares
November 16, 2006: Gizmo at Tech Support Alert posted an in-depth comparison of six anti-malware programs, including Cyberhawk. He recommends
Cyberhawk as "a useful additional layer of protection and is a perfect companion for a good signature
based security product."
Renowned Independent Antivirus Testing Organization Tests Cyberhawk
October 31, 2006: AV-Comparatives.org posts
a new report entitled "Comparative of various technologies to protect against malware" in which Cyberhawk
is tested alongside several other behavior blocking, HIPS, sandbox and virtualization technologies.
Click here to download the PDF
version of the report.
Avoid Viruses and Phishing Scams, PC World
February 15, 2006: Steve Bass of PC World writes in this article that "Free Cyberhawk Promises to Outwit Viruses."
Cyberhawk Discussed on Computer America.
January 30, 2006: Cyberhawk is discussed in detail on Craig Crossman's Computer America Radio Show.
Listen to the show by clicking on the MP3 files below.
Hour 1
Hour 2
Customer Testimonials
Excellent product. Runs smooth, light, quiet & doesn't interfere with other security apps. Kudos!! --...screamer
(ThreatFire) was not a resource hog when it was running...It quietly ran in the background, just doing its job... --Jim Hamm
Cyberhawk has worked quietly in the background without any problems at all. It questions all suspicious
activities. Whenever I run a virus scan or look for spyware I never seem to have a problem thanks to
Cyberhawk…I highly recommend Cyberhawk to anyone. You cannot have too much protection!
--Chris Lewis
ThreatFire is by far the most non-invasive and simplest to master security software that I have found. --Edward Cross, Denver, CO
My computer is safer from malware and other evil-doers with ThreatFire running in the background. --inez, Longmont, CO
A friend of mine had an identical set-up on her computer except she did not have Cyberhawk. One day
while we were chatting in an instant messenger she and I both received a link in our chat windows. She
thought it was from me and I thought it was from her. When she clicked the link it attacked her anti-virus
software completely erasing all her anti-virus program files. I on the other hand was alerted by Cyberhawk
that a suspicious activity that could be malicious may happen if I let the activity proceed. I immediately
had it stopped by Cyberhawk and saved my anti-virus program. Needless to say my friend now has Cyberhawk
on her computer and I am grateful I have it on mine.
--William E. Boley
I tried Cyberhawk because I read a recommendation of Steve Bass's Tips and Tweaks Avoid Viruses and
Phishing Scams, at PC World 02/08/2006. Cyberhawk was able to kill a particular stubborn virus that
Symantec could not (I do not remember its name).
--(Mr.) M.A. Yepez, Lima, Peru
Great product. Looking forward to future versions. --S. R.
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