GetSusp

With an active Internet connection, your computer is constantly exposed to various threats that either aim to steal personal data or simply damage your system. There are solutions to considerably reduce the risk of infection, with GetSusp being an application that helps you detect suspicious malware so you can stay one step ahead of a potential attacker.

Lightweight and easy to use

The application comes in a pretty lightweight package with no installation required. You can keep it on a removable storage device and run it on any computer, and it is recommended that you run a scan process right after a fresh Windows setup. System resources used are not something to worry about, making it possible to run the application on various configurations.

Well-organized interface

Only little time and effort is required on your behalf in order to put the application to good use. The main window is compact, with the upper toolbar providing quick access to scan triggers or the preferences menu. The rest of the space is taken up by a rel-time updating log with progress from the scan process.

Based on a solid database

As a core system, the application uses the McAfee GTI (Global Threat Intelligence) Technology, which is a massive database of nearly all known malicious software and suspect agents. After a successful scan operation, it is only up to you to decide how to handle detected files, with no implemented function to remove or fix issues.
You can save a log file on your computer, with the possibility to also upload info in order to compare it with database entries or help improve it. However, you must accept certain terms and conditions so you don't consider privacy is at risk.

In conclusion

All things considered, GetSusp is an application that should be amongst the top priorities after a fresh setup of Windows. It's lightweight, intuitive and you can easily take it anywhere you go, making it especially handy for computer operators. Given proper related applications and the GTI technology you can rest assured that your computer is safe.