CatchPulse
CatchPulse is a free solution that protects you from malware & viruses, 100% of the time. You get powerful application whitelisting, 10+ anti-viruses in the cloud with UAV, and a reliable offline AV combined.
Cost / License
- Pay once or Subscription
- Proprietary
Application types
Platforms
- Windows
Features
- Malware Analysis
- Application whitelisting
Tags
- cloud-based-antivirus
- offline-antivirus
- application-control
- cloud-antivirus
CatchPulse News & Activities
Recent activities
TheEmperorArt added CatchPulse as alternative to MalwareTerminator
POX added CatchPulse as alternative to Lenspect
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OpenSourceSoftware added CatchPulse as alternative to zipbomb
CatchPulse information
Developed by
Secureage Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Pricing
One time purchase that costs $0, and / or subscription that costs $0 per month.Alternatives
63 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
AlternativeTo Category
Security & Privacy
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Application whitelisting and anti-executable software for Windows
What is CatchPulse ?
CatchPulse is a free solution that protects you from malware & viruses, 100% of the time. You get powerful application whitelisting, 10+ anti-viruses in the cloud with UAV, and a reliable offline AV combined.
CatchPulse catches threats that traditional anti-virus solutions miss. No AI or anti-virus or even the combination of anti-viruses guarantees 100% detection, 100% of the time - just check the details in the public malware detection reports for the harsh truth. CatchPulse recognizes that we can never completely know the unknown and combines an award-winning AI with a “block first” approach that makes 100% protection a reality.
Comments and Reviews
At this time being (15-11-2025) it looks like SecureAge is completely EOL... Download server are down, account servers are down and their news and blogs are dated back to November 2022 so ... Sad, they actually had a great concept for people that aren't educated about the danger in the WWW but everything that was good has to end at some time...