Perfect Network Antispy

Perfect Network Antispy is a lightweight Windows application whose purpose is to help you scan computers in your network in order to detect spyware, adware, backdoors viruses, or Trojans. You are offered the freedom to look for unwanted programs and spyware on all workstations in your network from a single point.

The utility reveals a well-structured suite of features. It actually reminds of Vista looks because it integrates several dockable panels in the main window which help you gain quick access to the configuration settings.

A help manual is not available which means you need to experiment a little bit with the dedicated parameters in order to understand how the tool works.

A brand-new scan job can be configured by targeting running processes and modules (DLL, OCX), pinging hosts, specifying the timeout, and enabling reports if custom processes are present.

You are allowed to set up a list with hosts that you want to scan by selecting the target workgroups or configuring an IP address range. You may also tweak logon credentials, delete hosts, as well as exclude hosts from the scan process.

Perfect Network Antispy gives you the possibility to run scheduled scans daily or weekly at specific time, run missed scan tasks, look for updated antispyware files before scanning, send emails in case of spyware detection, send reports via email at the end of a scan, and send NET messages upon spyware detection.

The tool is able to reveal the last scan results, which include information about the numbers of spyware items and host connection errors.

You are allowed to access a network/local host, view all running processes, modules, and services for a host, search for a custom process in your network, get details about each process (e.g. name, ID, path), kill processes, create reports with details about the process and module objects, and print the reports.

All things considered, Perfect Network Antispy makes it easier for you to identify virus infections that may be present on multiple computers in your network.