India’s rapid digital growth has, perhaps inevitably, led to a parallel surge in cyber threats. Scammers and hackers are getting smarter—constantly shifting tactics from phishing and malware to more targeted data breaches. It’s a bit of a digital arms race. But Quick Heal Technologies Limited, a name that’s been synonymous with cybersecurity in India for the past 30 years, is stepping up with a slew of innovations aimed at protecting both everyday users and organizations.
Key Takeaways:
AntiFraud.AI: A freemium model that delivers advanced fraud protection—blocking scam calls, phishing attempts, and fake banking apps—for millions of users.
Seqrite Intelligent Assistant (SIA): An AI-powered tool designed for IT and security teams to streamline threat management, sort alerts, and suggest responses.
Seqrite Malware Analysis Platform (SMAP): Helps security professionals dissect complex malware safely, connecting to Seqrite Labs for real-time threat updates.
Seqrite Threat Intel: Provides AI-enhanced intelligence on emerging ransomware and cyberattacks, helping businesses prepare in advance.
Quick Heal Total Security Version 25: Integrates AntiFraud.AI, dark web monitoring, improved privacy tools, and smarter banking security into one robust solution.
Quick Heal AntiFraud.AI: Freeing Millions from Scams
Let’s start with AntiFraud.AI—it’s arguably one of Quick Heal’s most people-centric innovations to date. In a landscape where scams are getting more sophisticated by the day, this tool helps users block malicious content before it can cause harm. Think scam calls, phishing links, and fake banking apps. But here’s the real game-changer: it’s offered through a freemium model. That means millions can access this level of protection without paying a dime, which is rare for advanced fraud detection tools.
Once installed, AntiFraud.AI gets to work. It alerts users to suspicious calls, flags dodgy banking activity, and even checks for data leaks on the dark web. More impressively, it identifies stealthy applications running quietly in the background—often used by hackers to siphon off data unnoticed. For those who want even deeper protection, the paid version offers features like unlimited scam link scanning and real-time alerts for screen sharing, which can be crucial during online banking sessions. It’s a solid example of giving meaningful tools to the public without putting them behind a paywall.
Seqrite Intelligent Assistant (SIA): AI for Enterprise Security
On the enterprise side, Quick Heal’s brand Seqrite is pushing the boundaries with its Seqrite Intelligent Assistant (SIA). This AI-driven tool is tailored for IT and security professionals who are often short-staffed and overwhelmed by endless alerts. SIA acts almost like a virtual team member. It doesn’t just raise red flags—it contextualizes them, grouping similar alerts and suggesting practical next steps.
And it’s not just reactive. SIA remembers past interactions, so users don’t need to rehash the same information every time they log in. It can keep ongoing investigations pinned for quick access, helping teams maintain continuity. That’s huge in environments where even a small delay can have serious consequences. Especially for mid-sized businesses or under-resourced teams, SIA helps level the playing field against complex cyber threats.
Seqrite Malware Analysis Platform (SMAP): Unpacking Advanced Threats
Now, onto something more technical but equally crucial: the Seqrite Malware Analysis Platform, or SMAP. This tool is designed for a worst-case scenario—what happens after a suspicious file enters your system. SMAP opens that file in a controlled, sandboxed environment and watches how it behaves. Is it trying to encrypt files? Connect to shady servers? Steal credentials?
This proactive approach means teams can dissect and understand even the most elusive malware before it spreads. And because SMAP is linked with Seqrite Labs, which analyzes half a million threats daily, the platform stays up to date. Better still, it integrates with existing security setups, so organizations don’t have to overhaul their entire infrastructure to use it. It’s especially valuable in sectors like banking or healthcare, where the margin for error is slim to none.
Seqrite Threat Intel: Proactive Defense for Businesses
Of course, knowing your enemy before they strike is half the battle. Seqrite Threat Intel gathers threat data from millions of devices, official advisories, and even the dark web. This isn’t just about compiling raw data—it’s about using AI to make sense of it. It can flag emerging ransomware variants and assess which industries are likely to be hit next.
For instance, if a new malware strain starts spreading in India, Threat Intel alerts local businesses right away. It also helps companies align with privacy regulations by mapping threats to specific compliance requirements. Reducing false positives and focusing on real, imminent dangers? That’s a big win for any security team.
Quick Heal Total Security Version 25: Comprehensive Protection for All
Finally, Quick Heal’s consumer flagship—Total Security Version 25—brings all these innovations into a cohesive, easy-to-use package. The new version comes with AntiFraud.AI built right in, so scam protection is immediate. It adds dark web monitoring to check if your personal data has leaked, alongside new privacy settings and an upgraded Safe Banking tool that uses AI to monitor for suspicious activity during transactions.
One particularly thoughtful touch is the new metaProtect dashboard. It gives users an at-a-glance view of their device’s safety, screen time, and spyware detections. Plus, it’s optimized to run smoothly even on older systems, which matters a lot in a diverse tech landscape like India’s.
As a proudly “Made in India” company, Quick Heal has carved out a reputation for accessible, effective cybersecurity. These new offerings show that you don’t need to choose between affordability and advanced protection. Whether you’re a small business, a large enterprise, or just someone trying to stay safe online, Quick Heal’s updated lineup makes it easier to navigate today’s digital dangers. And honestly, in a world where cyber threats aren’t going anywhere, that’s more than a relief—it’s a necessity.
