CyberLock can protect you from viruses using two different modes to "train" your computer to be protected at all times.

It's a slick way to protect your computer, as it features a training mode that learns what to allow on your computer, known as the "OFF Mode." It can also enable you to install new software in this mode. The second mode is the "ON Mode," where it takes a snapshot and allows all components in this snapshot to run, blocking any new software that attempts to install. It's a relatively simple idea, but one that we haven't seen combined into a single program before. I would call this "simple brilliance," even though that's an oxymoron; it applies here. It was extremely easy to use, compact in size, and guided you through the initial setup.

In contrast to conventional antimalware protection software, CyberLock does not actively block malicious content. Instead, it operates by permitting only the execution of software that is included on the whitelist, effectively blocking all other applications.

CyberLock is an advanced security solution specifically designed to protect Windows PCs from malware infections. It operates in conjunction with traditional antivirus software to enhance data security on your system. System administrators can easily deploy VoodooShield CyberLock across multiple endpoints and manage it through a centralized Web Management Console. Regardless of the specific PC on which it is installed, VoodooShield CyberLock incorporates a variety of protection mechanisms to ensure comprehensive data security.

CyberLock is something we believe can be utilized at any skill level. If you have had problems in the past or didn't like using sandbox programs like VMware or Sandboxie, then this might be the solution for you.

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