Detect Suspicious Process With WinUtilities Process Security

WinUtilities Process Security is a powerful Task Manager for Windows that can be used to detect dangerous process on your computer. It displays all active process, their security level, priority, etc in a very easy to understand way.

If you suspect a process is unsafe, you can search the internet for information about that process from the program, terminate the process, or you can put it into quarantine.

Features of WinUtilities Process Security

Security risk rating: The security risk rating indicates the likelihood of a process being potential spyware, malware or a Trojan. The rating is purely based on behavior and code analysis.
Give you detailed information about each and every process.
Indicate whether a process is safe or not .
Allow you to terminate process with a single click.
Let you terminate any unwanted processes or malware.

WinUtilities Process Security can be downloaded (1.5Mb) free at source.

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