CyberDefender Corp., a provider of award-winning PC security and identity theft prevention solutions, has announced that its user base has grown from five million users at the end of October 2008 to well over eight million as of December 10, 2008. CyberDefender's growth marks another milestone for the company. Through leading-edge technology, CyberDefender continues to provide its users with some of the most innovative solutions in the industry, according to the company. These include its Collaborative Internet Security Network (or the earlyNETWORK) that allows unlimited anti-virus and anti-spyware software updates through secure peer-to-peer propagation. This technology significantly reduces the cost of updating the CyberDefender Early Detection Center (PC security suite) and allows for virtually unlimited daily updates of new virus and spyware antidotes, regardless of the file size, the company says.
"We are very excited about our future. In the past few months our user base has more than doubled. Our growth rate has ramped up to over one million new users every month," said Gary Guseinov, CEO of CyberDefender. "CyberDefender continues to improve its existing products while adding new products to the mix. Our strategy is to continue to improve our products and grow our user base while increasing revenue per user."
CyberDefender Corp. is a California-based company with a mission to bring advanced solutions to the Internet security market, combating and preventing identity theft, Internet viruses, spyware and other online security threats. For more information on CyberDefender's free anti-virus scans, visit http://www.cyberdefender.com/.
CyberDefender Corp.
CyberDefender Corp. (OTCBB: CYDE--www.CyberDefender.com) believes that its Internet security technology offers the earliest possible detection and most aggressive defense against Internet security attacks. CyberDefender believes that it is unique in combating spyware, viruses, and identity theft using a secure peer-to-peer distributed network (the earlyNETWORK), enabling protection that it believes is unparalleled in speed and flexibility. Products employing the earlyNETWORK include CyberDefender's MyIdentityDefender Toolbar, CyberDefenderFREE 2.0, and CyberDefender Early Detection Center 2.0. All of these products are fully compatible with Microsoft's Vista Operating system and available at http://www.cyberdefender.com./
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