What should I do if my security software detects a threat?

Antivirus software scans the file comparing specific bits of code against information in its database and if it finds a pattern duplicating one in the database, it is considered a virus, and it will quarantine or delete that particular file.

Antivirus software often operates using one of two methods: either it searches for unusual activity in applications already installed on your system, or it scans files and programs as they are added and matches them to known infections.

Behavioral analysis and signature-based detection are two of the virus scanning methods used by antivirus software to find and eliminate viruses. In order to stop threats as they appear, it also monitors in real time.

Antivirus software comes in a variety of forms, including: - Desktop antivirus: This kind of antivirus program guards against viruses by installing itself on a computer. - Mobile antivirus: This kind of antivirus program guards against viruses by installing itself on a mobile device.

Some of the benefits of antivirus of antivirus are as follows:

• Determining, stopping, and getting rid of malware, ransomware, and infections
• Preventing fraud and phishing, as well as identity theft
• Check for links and websites that could be hazardous before clicking