TotalHeal ThreatGuard - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

TotalHeal ThreatGuard. Business antivirus on the TotalHeal agent: stop known malware without quarantining legitimate work.

The problem: Every organisation still has to stop known malware on its laptops and desktops, and tenders buy antivirus as its own line. An antivirus that quarantines developers’ projects or business files soon gets switched off.

How it works: Endpoint protection on the same TotalHeal agent as your other products, steered from the console, with every quarantine, restore and exclusion on record.

- Layered detection: Known-bad files from signed threat definitions, YARA rules, archive inspection, static heuristics and cloud reputation for files the device has never seen.

- Real-time protection: Files arriving in Downloads, Desktop, Documents, folders you add and USB drives are checked as soon as they finish writing.

- Built against false positives: Only confident verdicts are quarantined automatically; heuristic findings wait for a person. Rules only count on the kind of file they were written for, and common developer folders are excluded by default — visibly, and removable.

- Quick, full and custom scans: On the device or sent from the console, with pause, resume and cancel.

- Safe quarantine and restore: Quarantined files are kept encrypted and can be put back exactly as they were. A restore never overwrites a newer file.

- Works offline: Protection keeps running with the last installed definitions when the device is offline; definitions are verified before they are used.

- Central policy: Real-time protection on or off, quarantine or report on detection, and scheduled scans — set once for the organisation.

- Central quarantine and detections: Every detection across devices in one list; restore or delete quarantined files from the console, with an audit trail.

- USB control and Ransomware Shield (Enterprise): Scan drives on insert and eject untrusted ones; ransomware activity in protected folders is detected and raised as an alert.

- Approved exclusions and per-group policy (Enterprise): Every exclusion carries a reason and a second person’s approval; different policies and scan schedules per device group.

- Its own licence: An expired ThreatGuard licence pauses only antivirus, with a clear message on the device; other TotalHeal products keep running and restores always work.

Deployment: On-premises.

Made in India by Freaquer Corporation Private Limited, Noida.