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IObit released beta version of IObit Security 360

IObit has released a new security program called IObit Security 360 (beta 1), an advanced malware and spyware removal tool that uses “unique ‘dual core’ malware scanning engine and heuristic detection technique to detect the complex and deepest spyware and malware from your computer”.

The tool has “real-time malware protection and frequent automatic updating for prevention of zero-day security threats. IObit Security 360 can work with your Antivirus for a superior PC security”.

Currently “there will be no antivirus and firewall functions in this version’ and ‘there is not any solution that offers a 100% effectiveness rate for detecting viruses and malware”.

IObit Security 360 is a free program and works with Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7.

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