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Product

Endpoint protection for server environments. Servers and networks are the most frequent targets of cyber attackers looking to exploit vulnerabilities in a system's security to disrupt operations, steal data, or to ransom critical company records. With a zero trust approach, our application allowlisting based protection stops unknown applications from running, keeping your server limited to only running known good applications. PC Matic incorporates lock-down capabilities with adaptable and proactive threat detection and monitoring. It runs on Windows Server.

Current Version
Not known
Market
EnterpriseSMB
Licence
Paid
Price
Quote
Record Created
2026-09-19
Last Updated
2026-10-10

Vendor

PC Matic sells antivirus from Sioux City, Iowa, and two things set it apart from almost everything else in this index. The first is its method: rather than looking for what is bad, its SuperShield component denies by default and permits only applications on a global list of known-good software. That is allowlisting, the approach usually reserved for locked-down corporate machines, sold to households. The second is where it is made. The company builds and supports entirely in the United States and says so loudly; for its government and public-sector customers that is the buying reason. Its products are PC Matic Complete Protection for households, with PC Matic VPN, PC Matic Privacy and identity protection sold around it, and PC Matic Pro, PC Matic for SMB and PC Matic Server Security for organisations. The method has a consequence in the test results here. Default-deny scores very well on blocking unknown malware and is more prone than a conventional scanner to blocking legitimate software that is not yet on the list, so its protection and false-positive figures should be read together rather than separately. Vendor page →

Country
United States
Headquarters
Myrtle Beach, United States
Year Established
1999
Customers
3M organisations
Users
3M users
Revenue
$14.7M (2017)

Platforms

Windows Servernative

Target Market

Enterprise secondarySMB primary

Capabilities

Malware Detectionkeynative
Ransomware ProtectionkeyNot known
Behavioral DetectionkeyNot known
Web ProtectionkeyNot known
Email ProtectionNot known
Host FirewallNot known
Sandbox AnalysisNot known
Cloud-Assisted ScanningNot known
Heuristic DetectionNot known
Device Controlnative
Vulnerability ShieldingNot known
Central Management Consolenative

9 of 12 not yet known — not recorded, which is not the same as not supported.

Pricing

PlanLicencePriced perBilledPrice
SummaryPrice on requestnot statedno recurring chargeQuote

Versions

Not known

The newest release each source names per platform, not every release the vendor has shipped. A release date is shown only where one is recorded.

Independent Tests

Not tested This product does not appear in any test run CSI holds. That is not a low score.

Certifications

Not known

Change History

This record was created 2026-09-19. Everything below is what has changed since.

  • 2026-09-23Capability addedCentral Management Console: built inevidence
  • 2026-09-23Capability addedDevice Control: built inevidence
  • 2026-09-23Capability addedMalware Detection: built inevidence
  • 2026-09-22Product updatedListed in Enterprise Antimalwareevidence
  • 2026-09-22Product updatedListed in Small Business Antimalwareevidence
  • 2026-09-20Pricing plan addedPrice: price on requestevidence
  • 2026-09-20Platform addedRuns on Windows Serverevidence
  • 2026-09-19Product createdNew product listedevidence
  • 2026-09-19Product updatedAlso sold to: Enterpriseevidence
  • 2026-09-19Product updatedSold to: SMBevidence

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