Real-time protection is the core line of defense. It continuously monitors file creation, process startup, registry writes and network connections, stopping suspicious actions before damage is done.
Monitoring across four layers
File, process, registry and network layers are watched together, so any anomaly triggers detection and blocking.
- File protection: stops malicious files landing on disk
- Process protection: blocks injection and hijacking
- Registry protection: guards autostart and critical keys
- Network protection: cuts off malicious outbound traffic
Quiet, but always present
Every blocked action is logged. You can review what was blocked, when, and by which rule.
- Blocking log can be viewed and exported
- Filter by program, time and rule
- Choose whether to show notifications
FAQ
Does it slow down startup?
No. The protection driver loads with the system and its resident memory footprint stays small.
Can I enable only some layers?
Yes. Each of the file, process, registry and network layers can be toggled separately.