5 stars46% 7
4 stars26% 4
3 stars6% 1
2 stars20% 3
1 star0% 0
Based on 15 reviews
Avg. user rating: 4 Based on 15 user reviews Post your own review

Best protection for my computer 5 stars by foxmulder Aug 29, 2011
This program has only been on my computer overnite and has already saved it twice being infected. It is my favorite program for it's ease of use,and good looks. As far as I'm concerned, Nothing else can touch it! showShow review details
Part of a great tag team 5 stars by SeSorrow Feb 18, 2010 (Read all my 29 reviews)
I personally use Threatfire alongside my current AV program. I have never had any issues with false positives or slow downs. It simply works for me. showShow review details
A bit too excitable 2 stars by ianmacm Jun 04, 2009 (Read all my 144 reviews)
The program tended to flag innocent processes as potential threats. While this was well meaning, it became annoying after a while, so I uninstalled it. showShow review details
I trust it`s reliable 4 stars by Henry8 Jun 28, 2008 (Read all my 35 reviews)
I've had a few problems in the last six months, the worst being a hacker attack of some kind. So I got curious about security matters, and started trying various virus and malware programs. I soon came to realize, they give various outcomes: one told me persistently I have a Trojan, whereas more than a dozen others showed nothing! I got confused... I trust ThreatFire's approach is a very sound one: to secure program's function in the original way. If something changes there, that something is wrong - or, at least, worth a notice. I just used RockXP4 to copy my Windows Activation Code, and ThreatFire stopped it completely. I would consider that to be an act of a friend. What if it wasn't I who was messing with the Activation Code? With a good antivirus program, a good firewall, and ThreatFire, I assume I can make it. I recommend it, but if some wanted programs get stopped, just turn it off. Not as nearly difficult as your life may be otherwise! showShow review details
No good for dial-up 2 stars by ex-programmer Feb 27, 2008 (Read all my 8 reviews)
If you are on dial-up forget it. It constantly autodials and connects when you don't want it to. No way to disable it when not connected. Will dial up but won't disconnect when its done. However it's a very good program if on DSL or cable. showShow review details
Simple to use and excellent protection 5 stars by Disk4mat Dec 21, 2007
Threatfire is one of the best security apps Ive tried. It provides a layer of protection that other AV and spyware apps dont. With the ability to add your own custom rules and rootkit scanning, what more can you need? showShow review details
Works well. download and use it! 5 stars by pantherman Oct 01, 2007 (Read all my 14 reviews)
This replacement for Cyberhawk work well and does what it claims. I have had no problem with it. It has helped keep my PC safe and works quietly unless it needs to warn about an activity. Highly recommended. showShow review details
Under-rated 4 stars by alnjk01 Apr 21, 2007 (Read all my 124 reviews)
Medium footprint,uses very little system resources,and very stable. Have been using this for months now. It is totally unobtrusive and is probably one of the best preventative security applications one could have. In independent testing along with my own; it has beaten out most anti-spyware applications free or paid! Additionally the application needs no constant updating. I would gladly give this program a 5 rating across the board except for its lack luster interface and no bell or whistles features panel. But the bottom line should be "who cares",because what the application does is protect and that it does extremely well! showShow review details
Very excellent but ... 5 stars by sathish Oct 22, 2006 (Read all my 2 reviews)
Very excellent but it also stops good programs. So some knowledge needed. showShow review details
Great added protection 5 stars by calvin455 Sep 03, 2006 (Read all my 7 reviews)
Works great with firewall and anti virus takes awhile for Analyzed Programs to finish but then works great. Have had no problems . Great for always on connections. showShow review details
Needs some more work 2 stars by NZkiwi Aug 06, 2006 (Read all my 9 reviews)
Seems to really slow things down (dial-up) and most annoyingly caused some apps to hang on closing. Also caused "program not responding' alerts on closing windows. showShow review details
Excellent if you start manually 5 stars by the_Sultan Aug 01, 2006
I have noticed a small increase in boot time with this installed, this can be partially overcome by starting manually: In Services Section of your pc, set the 'Cyberhawk' service start type to 'manual'. When ever you wish to start the service, start->run enter 'cmd' then type 'net start cyberhawk' or 'net stop cyberhawk' respectively. I really like the auto detect of some apps and processes that should be automatically allowed to operate without bugging the user, I was trailling this against comodo personal firewall and found cyberhawk to be as effective without the constant 'allow/deny" messages. I recommend this application. showShow review details
Slow startup and pc crashing 3 stars by freebieking Jul 25, 2006 (Read all my 10 reviews)
I have noticed that when I installed this on my pc the start menu, pc boot time, and IE 6 would start up slowly or have a significant delay. Not only that, the ctrl-alt-del and the program interface would not pop up after installation. showShow review details
One to watch! 4 stars by bluehorizon Jul 24, 2006 (Read all my 18 reviews)
A great addition to the ever growing arsenal of free security software. Works well alongside your traditional firewall/antivirus/spyware program to add an extra level of security to your PC with the added bonus of being very low on system resources with no noticeable slowdown to your computer. This 'new kid on the block' has the potential to be a big player in the software security league. One to watch! showShow review details
Works well 4 stars by Rodger Jul 24, 2006 (Read all my 95 reviews)
Appears to block a lot of things as far as my testing went,does not use much ram only thing I dont like is no way to disable it starting with windows-I am a dial-up user and only want to run it while online. showShow review details
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