eScan, the complete antivirus and content security product from MicroWorld Technologies, has once again been awarded the prestigious VB100% award in tests conducted on the Windows Vista x64 bit platform Service Pack 1.

Considered as one of the most stringent tests, VB100% employs a comprehensive pool of virus samples, while evaluating various products. Only those products that pass the benchmarks set by Virus Bulletin and detects all 'In the Wild' viruses, both on 'On Demand' and 'On Access', and generates no false positives are awarded VB100%.

"Though Windows Vista Service pack1 was released after eScan's submission to the VB100% tests, we were very confident that eScan will bag another VB100%. This has reiterated eScan's technical superiority over some of the big names in the market as some of them failed to get the VB100% certification this time." Said Govind Rammurthy, CEO of MicroWorld.

eScan has already bagged certifications from almost all well known testing bodies of the IT security industry like Checkmark, AV comparatives, CheckVir, PC Magazine, Tucows, 5 cup among many others. Several independent reviews from various sources have rated eScan as one of the most advanced security solutions in the present day market, for both Enterprises and home user segment.

eScan has an edge over its competitors in offering futuristic security to computers and is powered by unique technologies like MWL technology, fastest updating Virus detection and its system repair capabilities.

The unique MWL technology creates a protective screen around your computer that's always on and blocks any piece of malicious code from entering the computer. It has the ability to comprehensively scan your computer and flush out all sorts of malware, while it also restores the system to the pre-infection state by cleaning registries and repairing other damages caused.

The Enterprise version of eScan offers comprehensive security management features that help the administrator centrally control the entire network of an organization. Using the Management Console, the administrator can view and access the complete network architecture, including activities at different workstations.