CA's exclusive Diagnostic Scanner helps you expedite service calls by delivering a complete PC inventory, detecting vulnerabilities and recommending software solutions. It's fast and it's only available to registered Onsite PC Protection Program service providers.

It's Comprehensive
The diagnostic report provides information on the status of all aspects of computer security. From spyware, spam and virus protection - to parental control and firewall status.

It's Free
These scanners are available for free download on the CA Onsite PC Protection website and are exclusively offered to program members.

It's Fast
They have been developed to help your technicians expedite their service calls. The download and scan take only a few minutes and provide invaluable security information to your customers.

It's Easy
In a few clicks your technicians will have a personalized security diagnosis of your customers' computers as well as recommendations for the CA products that can provide them with the security they need.

Scanner Details

PestScan Less than 45 seconds to complete. Spyware scanner detects spyware, adware and other online pests that can steal personal information, display unwanted ads and diminish PC performance. Anti-spyware software complements your antivirus and firewall protection for an added layer of security.
Antivirus Scan Virus scanner searches PCs for viruses, worms and Trojan horse programs that can damage files, destroy the content of hard drives and infect other computers. Symptoms include programs not working properly, slower PC performance and files disappearing or opening by themselves.
Optimize Scan Less than 45 seconds to complete. Performance scanner checks for issues that slow down PCs - unnecessary files that clog hard drives, clutter registries and affect system settings that limit Internet and system performance. Addressing these issues will make PCs faster, more stable and free up extra hard-drive space.
Privacy Scan Less than 30 seconds to complete. Privacy scanner shows information that PCs remember - websites visited, cookies that may store personal information and files recently viewed or edited. Others using this computer can discover this information, whether by accident or by intentional spying.