Quick Heal launches 2011 security series 

Quick Heal Technologies has launched its 2011 series, which includes Quick Heal AntiVirus Pro 2011, Quick Heal Internet Security 2011 and Quick Heal Total Security 2011.

According to Kailash Katkar, MD & CEO, Quick Heal Technologies, “We are happy and excited to launch Quick Heal 2011 series. After looking at the efforts that has gone behind the making of this new version, I am sure Quick Heal 2011 is going to change everything again.”

As per the company, Quick Heal 2011 has enhanced its installer to speed up the installation. It has also enhanced the anti-virus engine, making it light on server resources and yet fast in scanning, detecting and blocking all kinds of viruses, spywares, roguewares and other malwares.

The firewall has been enhanced to work silently in the background and yet be powerful enough to act as a wall against hackers, and the new feature Intrusion Detection System and Intrusion Prevention System detects and prevents malicious activity from the network or internet before they can reach your system.

The special feature of Quick Heal 2011 is the Parental Control and Web Security. The Parental Control feature allows parents to configure the categories of websites that is safe for their kids, hence keeping them away from unsuitable internet content. It also allows internet usage scheduling, so that parents can configure the timings of internet use for kids, giving them complete control over their kids' internet usage.

Quick Heal's new Web Security feature is browser independent at the same time uses cloud service to prevent user from visiting any infected website. So if any user tries to visit a newly compromised website it will be filtered by our cloud service which is updated to the last minute.

Total Security users are provided with much needed built-in and enhanced feature of Quick Heal PCTuner. This will perform registry cleaning, disk cleaning, registry optimization and performance tuning which will fix computer errors and speed up the computer. Total Security users will also see additional support for new mobile phone models in its PC2Moblie scan including support for scanning of Apple iPhone. The PC2Mobile Scan feature has also been enhanced to work on 64-bit Windows operating systems.