See what removal left behind.
Detection and removal don't always clear everything a file dropped along the way.
Checks Artifacts, Startup, Persistence, Network, and System in one pass.
A complete picture, instead of a guess at what else to check.
Seven capabilities, each solving one specific part of a post-infection cleanup — not a feature list, a set of reasons.
See what removal left behind.
Detection and removal don't always clear everything a file dropped along the way.
Checks Artifacts, Startup, Persistence, Network, and System in one pass.
A complete picture, instead of a guess at what else to check.
Find what's set up to survive a reboot.
Run keys and scheduled tasks are how a threat comes back after a restart.
Checks run keys, scheduled tasks, and the startup folder against what's expected.
Entries that don't belong get flagged before the next reboot.
Know the moment something changes.
Without a record of "normal," a silent reinfection looks like nothing at all.
Saves a baseline of the clean machine, then compares against it on demand.
A flagged difference instead of a mystery three weeks later.
Remove it without betting on delete.
Permanent deletion is unforgiving when a call turns out to be wrong.
Moves flagged items to a quarantine that can be restored, not deleted, by default.
A wrong call doesn't turn into a second incident.
Cover more than one machine.
One infected machine rarely tells you if others on the same network are exposed too.
Pushes the same triage to a host list, agentless, no software pre-deployed.
The same visibility across several machines from one session. Details →
Leave a record, not a memory.
Cleanup happened, but there's nothing to show for it once the ticket closes.
Exports a branded PDF summarizing findings, actions taken, and when — Pro and Max tiers.
A document that closes the ticket. Details →
Nothing about how it runs is hidden.
Tools that quietly decide what to check or how long to keep data are hard to trust.
Scan behavior, data retention, and administrator controls are all plain settings.
You decide how it behaves — nothing configured behind the scenes.