Frequently Asked Questions

QuickSecure runs on Windows 10/11, macOS 12+, Ubuntu 20.04+, Debian 11+, RHEL 8+, Android 10+, and iOS 15+. A single licence can cover a mix of platforms.

The Personal plan covers up to 3 devices — for example, your laptop, your phone, and a tablet. Business and Enterprise plans scale to unlimited endpoints. All devices share a single dashboard and threat-intelligence feed.

QuickSecure performs threat detection entirely on-device, so it works offline. When connectivity is available, it syncs Indicators of Compromise (IoCs) with the CORXOR cloud for collective defence updates.

The Personal plan starts at $12.99 / month for up to 3 devices. We also offer a 14-day free trial — no credit card required. Business and Enterprise plans are priced per endpoint; see our pricing section for details.

Yes. All plans are billed monthly and you can cancel from your Workspace at any time. There are no long-term contracts for Personal and Business tiers.

Download the installer from Workspace → Downloads on the new device, sign in with your CORXOR account, and the licence will link automatically. You can manage your enrolled devices at any time from your Workspace.

QuickSecure ships a compact ONNX model that runs locally on your device. Every file, process, or connection is scored in under 15 ms. Because inference happens on-device, your data never leaves your machine for analysis.

Every detection comes with a human-readable explanation: which features contributed to the score, the confidence level, and the recommended action. No more cryptic alert IDs — you understand exactly why a file was flagged.

AutoPilot lets the AI engine automatically approve or quarantine threats based on configurable confidence thresholds. High-confidence malware is blocked instantly while borderline cases are escalated for your review — minimising alert fatigue without sacrificing safety.

When QuickSecure detects a new threat on any endpoint, anonymised Indicators of Compromise are shared across the CORXOR network. Every other QuickSecure installation receives the update within seconds — the more endpoints in the network, the stronger each one becomes.

Absolutely. QuickSecure only transmits anonymised threat telemetry (file hashes, detection events, IoC signatures). We never upload your personal files, documents, photos, or browsing history.

Threat telemetry and account data are stored in AWS-hosted infrastructure within the EU region. Enterprise customers can choose additional data-residency options. All data in transit and at rest is encrypted with AES-256.

QuickSecure is engineered to be ultra-lightweight: approximately 80 MB of RAM and less than 2 % CPU during normal operation. Full scans are automatically throttled to avoid impacting your workflow, and can be scheduled for off-peak hours.

No. QuickSecure operates entirely in user-space — zero kernel drivers, zero system instability. This is one of our core design principles: maximum visibility without risking blue screens or kernel panics.

On Android and iOS, QuickSecure is optimised for battery life. Background scans run only when the device is charging or idle, and the compact ONNX model is tuned for ARM processors to ensure minimal power draw.

Yes. Business and Enterprise plans include a centralised SOC dashboard with fleet-wide policies, role-based access, and automated threat response. Group endpoints by department, location, or custom tags.

Enterprise plans include full REST API access for telemetry ingestion, threat queries, and endpoint management. See our API Reference for documentation.

Yes. Enterprise deployments benefit from full tenant isolation — separate data partitions, independent ML model governance, and per-tenant policy enforcement. Learn more on our Tenant Isolation page.