Polish-Built Antivirus and EDR for Home, Business, and Schools

Arcabit is a Polish security software maker established in 2004 by specialists who had previously built mks_vir, one of the oldest Polish antivirus products. Its range, sold under the ArcaVir name until 2013, now covers individual users, small offices, schools, public-sector offices, and corporate networks. The company is registered as Arcabit Sp. z o.o. and works from Blizne Laszczynskiego on the western edge of Warsaw, selling through Polish resellers and direct online channels.

The product line splits by audience: Home Security and Internet Security for consumers, Small Office Security and Endpoint Security for businesses, dedicated server protection, an Android client, and Bezpieczna Szkola (Safe School), which pairs antivirus with parental controls for education. Scanning engines pull updates from the company's cloud around the clock, and the team processes malware samples and new attack vectors daily. SafeStorage guards user data against tampering, and a free Online Scanner handles one-off checks.

RoundKick EDR extends the estate beyond signature scanning into endpoint detection and response, and recent releases add co-managed scanning mechanisms and AI Agent Control. Arcabit cites VB100 certification for detection and performance, and tunes its research toward threats aimed at Polish banking, education, and business targets rather than a generic global feed. Buyers get a domestic vendor with Polish-language support and licensing, which matters for schools and government offices bound to local procurement.