Quick Heal has recently launched its latest television commercial emphasizing the company’s commitment towards spreading awareness on digital risks thereby creating an informed and a cyber safe nation.
In the digital era, with the growing use of the internet, cybersecurity has become a vital concern for individuals and businesses alike. The TVC is aimed at raising awareness about the importance of cyber security for all internet users including children, adults and elderly while also highlighting the pivotal role of Quick Heal Total Security in safeguarding users from different types of online threats across various devices. The new TVC is a testament to Quick Heal's commitment to offering the most advanced and innovative solutions backed by its legacy of nearly 3 decades in the industry. This also reiterates the company’s goal of making ‘cyber safety a fundamental right for all’.
Be it your kids, you, your spouse, or your parents everyone is prone to cyberattacks. Hence, the theme of Quick Heal’s latest TVC revolves around the message that in today's digital age, cybersecurity is more important than ever. With hackers becoming more sophisticated and the threat landscape constantly evolving, it's essential to have a robust security solution that can protect you from all kinds of threats.
Quick Heal Total Security is a comprehensive cybersecurity solution designed to protect users from a wide range of online threats. With GoDeep.AI, a self-aware malware detection technology, at its core, it offers advanced features such as Privacy Protection, Anti-tracker, Safe Banking, Parental Control, Data Breach Alert, and Ransomware Protection. These features work together to provide complete protection against malware, phishing attacks, identity theft, and other cyber threats. With Quick Heal Total Security, users can browse the internet with confidence, knowing that their personal information and sensitive data are safe and secure. The product is available for purchase on the Quick Heal website and through authorized resellers, making it accessible to users across the globe.
