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Rising Antivirus review

#67 of 117 in Antivirus Software

A Windows-only antivirus with broad defenses, cloud scanning and paid licenses.

3.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Sep 2026

Rising Antivirus is a Windows security product for people seeking protection against viruses, trojans and other malicious software. Its detection approach combines signatures, heuristics, cloud-based scanning and AI-assisted analysis. Beyond malware detection and removal, it includes ransomware protection, file monitoring, registry monitoring, system hardening and application hardening. Download, chat and video protection extend its focus to several common content and communication paths.

The current V17 electronic edition is sold through 1-month, 6-month, 1-year and 3-year license terms. According to the vendor's pricing page, the advertised starting price is 129 Chinese yuan, with prices potentially varying by region. The page presents two V17 electronic-edition price sets without clearly identifying how the license options differ, so buyers should compare the displayed terms before purchasing. Rising is a paid product rather than a free antivirus option, and the published plans include offline virus-database and product updates.

Rising's strongest fit is a Windows user who values layered protection, AI-assisted detection and controls that cover files, applications, the system, registry activity and downloads. Its breadth is useful for buyers who want more than basic virus scanning, particularly ransomware and media-related defenses in the same product. It is less suitable for households or teams needing protection across multiple operating systems, since the listed platform is Windows only. Buyers wanting a free plan or a clearly differentiated set of paid tiers should also consider alternatives. Choose Rising when Windows coverage and its combined hardening, monitoring and content-protection features match your needs; look elsewhere when cross-platform support or simpler pricing is the priority.

Rising Antivirus pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • AI-assisted, heuristic, signature and cloud-based malware detection
    • Ransomware, file, registry, application and system hardening features
    • Download, chat, video protection plus offline product updates
  • Where it doesn't
    • Windows-only platform support
    • No free plan; licenses are time-limited
    • Two V17 price sets do not clearly identify their difference

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