There is no official security tool called “YaGuard” released by NoVirusThanks.
If you are looking for specialized, behavior-based security tools from NoVirusThanks, you are likely thinking of OSArmor or SysHardener. Alternatively, you may be mixing up the name with similar security concepts or tools like the YARA framework (which NoVirusThanks tools heavily utilize) or competitors like WatchGuard.
To help you find the right security solution, here is how the actual NoVirusThanks security suite compares to standard industry competitors. NoVirusThanks Flagship Tools
Unlike traditional antivirus programs, NoVirusThanks software focuses on anti-executable and anti-exploit behavioral blocking rather than scanning files for known malware signatures.
OSArmor: This tool monitors and blocks suspicious process behaviors in real-time. For example, it prevents Microsoft Word from launching PowerShell, or blocks scripts from running out of the USB drive.
SysHardener: This is a system-hardening utility. It allows you to restrict vulnerable Windows settings, turn off unused services, and de-associate dangerous file types like .vbs or .js so they cannot execute by accident. NoVirusThanks vs. Competitors Security Aspect NoVirusThanks (OSArmor / SysHardener) Traditional Competitors (Bitdefender, Norton, TotalAV) Primary Method Behavioral blocking and system hardening. Malware signature databases and cloud scanning. System Impact Extremely lightweight; zero user-input required. Can be heavy on CPU cycles during full scans. Best Used For Proactive “zero-day” threat and ransomware prevention. Catching, isolating, and removing existing malware files. Target User Advanced users who want an extra layer of defense. General consumers looking for an all-in-one suite. Which Security Tool Is Best? The “best” tool depends entirely on your current setup:
NoVirusThanks: We do Cybersecurity, SaaS and Windows Software
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