Coranti 2012 released

Coranti 2012 is ready for download

The changelog of Coranti 2012

• Major MultiShield™ scan engine update: Engines updated to very latest version. Increased performance and malware detection!
• Addition of Persistent Cache™: We care for performance and are optimizing all the time. Coranti 2012 comes with the addition of Persistent Cache™, which ensures improved system performance
• Improved dealing with scan results: At the end of a scan we’ll show you a list with the results and you can select what to do, no more pauses during scanning
• Ignore threats: In order to minimize false-positives and to make our software highly configurable, we allow you to ignore threads of certain types
• Easier to manage: We’ve added a special administrator role, to make sure the right people are able to manage Coranti
• Windows Action Center support
• Updated UI: Coranti is getting better looking all the time!

http://www.coranti.com/news/coranti-2012-is-ready-for-download/

 

looks great. I think this could easily be one of the best products in 2012.

 

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EDIT: completeness


HKEY1952

 

how is this 2012 version on system resources? also what are the included scanning engines?

 

Coranti 2012 Product Overview:

http://www.coranti.com/product/


HKEY1952

 

Here;

 

looks great, seems greatly improved,

 

Trial it and let us know.

 

Yes, you do the trialing and we'll do the knowing.

 

Let us know how it is. The last version was very heavy.

 

hello, i am finding it very light,

 

I'm going to give it a try.

 

wtf.....using 3 antiviruses engines
no bs .....that is gr8!!!!
If a PC is not able to handle Bitdefender Engine!!!
how would it handle (bitdefender+lavasoft+f-prot) Engine?

Requirements:

· 1.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor or a compatible
· 2GB RAM
· 2GB HDD space

I am On:

· 2.8 GHz Intel Pent 4
· 1 GB DDR1 (lol...still living in ancient age)
· 80 GB IDE (500 GB Seagate going threw BSY Firmware Bug) will never buy Seagate HD Again!!!

 

Way too heavy for my liking. Sticking with WSA.

 

IME, all of the multi-engined AV's/Suites containing the BD engine are much lighter and more stable than the standalone BitDefender product.

 

Which is odd since their first instinct should be to get there own house in order.

 

I am using Bitdefender Internet Security 2012 in a nearly 5 year old desktop PC with no slowdown issues

 

What else have you used on the same machine?

 

Very...Light...?

 

congrats on the new product release coranti team - glad to see you guys are still working hard

heavy vs. light is so dependent on a user's perception, hardware configuration, phase of the moon, it's pointless to even discuss; yet it comes up at least once in every. single. product. thread.

 

Very impressive protection in tests that I performed.Congrats to Coranti Team!

 

No other security software installed. Windows defender turned off.

 

Perhaps you have something of a point you can argue here, but software often exibits characteristics or trends across multiple system configurations that are not only percieved but measurable.

 

Multi-Engined Security products are always heavy.
At least much heavier than a usual (Single-Engined) Security product.
It does Not have to do with a User's Perception, Hardware Configuration or whatever...
It is Common Logic and Reality.
Even with a dozen GB of RAM, a PC will Still find Coranti, TrustPort, G DATA etc.
much heavier than ESET, Symantec or other 'Low-Impact on Resources' Security products.

Imagine what will happen if one tries to use a Multi-Engined Security product
on an Old -or even worse- a much Older PC.

 

Hi all

A software review from Languy99

http://www.youtube.com/user/languy99

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6gjRpPjQXg