In particular, we'd like to see some form of whitelisting system to deal with software which is incorrectly blocked. Right-clicking the system tray icon displays options to turn protection on or off, double-clicking shows an About box, and the feature list stops there. Operating the program is easy, mostly because it has barely any controls at all. Still, that's unlikely to have any significant impact on most users. ZoneAlarm Anti-Ransomware uses a little more system resources than some of the competition, with at least three background processes grabbing almost 50MB RAM. That seems less likely from such an experienced developer, though, and our test attacks weren't able to stop ZoneAlarm's processes or delete its files. We've sometimes found this to be an indication of a package with unexpected vulnerabilities. Download, run, a message tells you that you're protected and there's nothing more to do.Ĭhecking ZoneAlarm's executables revealed a mess of files from various products and developers, some digitally signed, some not. Once you finally get hold of the installer, setup is straightforward. There's no charge for the first month, though, so as long as you cancel during the trial period you won't pay a penny. You must register with the company, hand over your payment details and set up a subscription before you can download the product. ZoneAlarm Anti-Ransomware offers a 30-day trial, but getting hold of this takes a little work.
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