What is cvpnd.exe? Is cvpnd.exe spyware or a virus?

How to fix cvpnd.exe related problems?
1. Run Security Task Manager to check your cvpnd process
2. Run SpeedUpMyPC to fix related speed issues
3. Run Spyware Doctor to remove persistent malware


cvpnd.exe is part of the Cisco VPN Client and also Cisco Easy VPN. It is also part of the Cisco ASA 5500 series appliances. It allows the user to establish an encrypted or non-encrypted connection to any remote server by allowing reception and implementation of security policies on a VPN tunnel from the Central VPN server.http://www.neuber.com/taskmanager/process/cvpnd.exe.html 

If you want a detailed security rating about your cvpnd.exe (and all other running background processes) read the following user opinions, and download the free trial version of Security Task Manager.

Note: Any malware can be named anything - so you should check where the files of the running processes are located on your disk. If a "non-Microsoft" .exe file is located in the C:\Windows or C:\Windows\System32 folder, then there is a high risk for a virus, spyware, trojan or worm infection! Check it out!


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Users Opinions

Average user rating of cvpnd.exe: 4.5 based on 35 votes. Read also the 23 reviews.

661 users ask for this file. 29 users rated it as not dangerous. 2 users rated it as not so dangerous. 2 users rated it as neutral. 2 users rated it as dangerous.


All comments about cvpnd.exe:
rate1 Part of Cisco VPN client software   Peter
rate1 CISCO VPN Client used for remote to office connectivity.  See also: Link   Amir Gilboa
rate1 Cisco VPN Client Software   Jason
rate1 It is the Cisco VPN dialer. It stays memory resident for ease of use.  See also: Link   Jay
rate1 Point to Point Transport Protocol. Allows tunneling through the Internet w/security. (aka: Virtual Private Network)   Steve
rate1 Ciscio Client needed for VPN   Dave
rate5 This is a dangerous trojan horse posing as a vpn client   Paul A.
rate1 Allows Cisco VPN to make an encrypted connection to a remote computer.   Kelley
rate2 Cisco VPN Client. If you have Cisco VPN installed for access to office/client networks, you would know. If you know nothing about it, then disable the service in Computer Management, as it could potentially be a trojan horse.   Aussie Ben
rate1 Cisco VPN Client   Mike
rate1 Installed with VPN client used to connect to a network remotely (usually for work). Worry only if you don't use/have installed VPN for remote access.  
rate1 VPN Client from CISCO  
rate1 Cisco VPN client   Robin DP
rate3 VPN Client Help: Cisco VPN Daemon (main daemon), which initializes client service and controls messaging process and flow...but I don't know why it must run at windows startup ???   Zoltan K.
rate1 cvpnd is required for cisco vpn client to be used on your computer   Abhay
rate1 This file is safe if i is executed from Cisco Systems folder. Required to connect to Cisco VPN.   IT Student
rate1 Needed by the Cisco VPN Client subsystem to function properly. Removing the file may cause your VPN client to malfunction  See also: Link   FuRaNzU™
rate3 Your Cisco VPN client uses this process so you can access your office computer remotely. Not a resource hog, just bothersome.   Daniel
rate5 trojan trying to write into secure memory segment   Mounty
rate1 I use Cisco's VPN client, and it only shows up when I activate it, and then only for the period of time between initial login and when autheticated and connected. After that, it goes away. If it displays any other activity, or if you are not using Cisco VVPN CLient - get rid of it FAST.   cnejack
rate1 Not dangerous. Required for Cisco VPN  
rate1 Legitimate File provided by Organization for VPN   GaryD
rate1 Part of Cisco VPN client software   Llyd

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