An antivirus programme checks the downloaded or launched item for viruses each time. The majority of current antivirus applications include several scanning and detection methods. Specific detection is the most fundamental type of detection. When most people consider how an antiviral works, they picture something like this. The process of particular detection involves searching a file for a specific set of traits and comparing those traits to a database of known viruses. This process is quick to complete and a crucial component of antivirus software, but it is also simple for fraudsters to get around. A cybercriminal can disguise software to evade discovery, much like a wanted outlaw in the old west. Modify the code just enough to make the infection undetectable..
Additionally, MicronIT Antivirus employs heuristic detection and containment to guarantee that even unidentified malware cannot harm the machines of our consumers. Heuristic detection refers to the process of examining a file's source code to see if it contains code frequently seen in malware. The antivirus deletes the file or suggests that it be contained if questionable code is found. The operating system is kept apart from the files that are kept in MicronIT containment in a sandbox environment. Instead of searching for a particular virus signature that matches a signature on the virus blacklist, heuristics focus on identifying characteristics or behaviours that are similar to those of viruses.