Processes module

This module shows the real core of every system - all running processes (executables) with many supplementary information. User can easily find out how the process behaves, if the process is safe or treat.

On this module, from the standard basic functions, user is allowed to re-order the columns, enable/disable any column, sort ascending or descending on any column, search the total list (using the Search filter in the top-right corner) and use the advanced menu features.

Columns which can be displayed are:

Image Name : shows the name of the running file taken from operating file system

Security : shows the result of security scan taken from the cloud security database

CPU : shows the actual percentage the process is taking from global CPU resources

CPU Time : shows the sum of CPU time the process has taken during its life

CPU Graph : shows the CPU load for the process in a graphical way

PID : shows the process ID

VM Size : virtual memory size amount the process is taking from system (in kB)

Mem Usage (K) : memory size amount the process is taking from system (in kB)

Discovered : date the file was created/discovered in the operating system

User Name : shows the name of user under which the process is running

Session : number of the session the process is running in, where 0 is system session

Virtualized : when running on 64b OS, the applications which run as 32b will be marked as virtualised (1)

Integrity Level : taken from system Mandatory Integrity Control, which is one of the Low, Medium, High, System, N/A - the meaning is encapsulation of system processes, check more on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandatory_Integrity_Control 

Handles : number of handles the individual process has opened

I/O Reads : number of reads performed by the process since its start

I/O Writes : number of writes performed by the process since its start

I/O Others : number of another communications of the process in bytes (logical operations on the OS, e.g. signal calling)

I/O Read Data : number of bytes read by the process since its start

I/O Write Data : number of bytes writen by the process since its start

I/O Other Data : number of another communications data of the process in bytes (logical operations on the OS, e.g. signal calling)

GDI Objects : number of graphical objects invoked by the process

User Objects : number of system objects invoked by the process user

Page Faults : number of pages not found in the memory which had to be read from disc cache

Threads : total number of the threads the process had opened

Privileged Time : CPU time the process has spent on OS kernel

User Time : CPU time the process has spent on OS outside the kernel

Priority : system priority set for the process : use right mouse button to select the desired

Start Time : the time the process has started on the OS

Affinity : afinity of the process defines the CPU core on which the process can run

Parameters : command line parameters for the process

Image Path : real full OS drive directory path the process is started from

Product : name of the product for the process application

Company : name of the issuing company for the process application

Description : description given for the process from issuing company

Version : version description given for the process from issuing company

On the right mouse click on each process, You can:

1. Show Process Details
2. Set Process Priority, Process Affinity or Startup Type
3. Terminate,Restart or Suspend Process
4. Terminate Process Tree