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NANO AntiVirus Pro spells its purpose out to the user from the start. It is an antivirus solution that offers a simple interface through which one can ultimately gain access to protection against malware and other threats lurking on the internet. It can also protect against locally found threats, of course. It's funny how the particle nano, from its name, is in direct opposition with the importance of what this app does; protect individuals from cybernetic threats.

It seems by the looks of the app that the developer's idea was to keep things simple, minimal even. As a result, the interface might seem basic to some. This does not mean it is outdated or hard to integrate within modern OS menus. It simply feels a bit empty, but in this particular case, it's a good thing.

You want your information to be as compacted and easy-to-understand as possible. This is what the name actually wants to symbolize. In terms of functions and options, no matter the program you've dealt with before, it will feel roughly the same when using NANO. It's got similar features to those present in the competition's products.

Right from the start, you should get what's what. Functions are clearly labeled and organized logically. The Quickstart tab will give you some basic information in a couple of words. Here you can adjust the specifics of complete and express scan setups and manage pending updates and virus definitions. One can also choose specific tasks for the app to execute from the adjacent tab.

Realtime protection is also included. It's named System guard here and has the same attributions you'd expect from something like this. When activated, all new files that end up on your PC are scanned for threats. Immediate actions are taken if dangers are found. The Quarantine section needs no further explanation, as it serves the exact same purpose as with every other AV program.

NANO AntiVirus Pro is a straightforward protection solution that will not waste your time with tons of features that will prove useless in a dangerous scenario. It should do the trick in theory, protecting you from dangers that are lurking in the cybernetic environment.