About

About Momentum Space

Who publishes this site, how it is funded, what it covers and what it refuses to cover, and the method by which those decisions are made.

The publisher

Momentum Space is published by Moment stav s.r.o., a company registered in the Czech Republic. The full identifying details are the same ones that appear in the footer of every page on this site:

There is no separate editorial organisation behind the site, no newsroom and no panel of contributors. Entries are written and maintained by the Moment stav s.r.o. editorial team, and no individual byline appears anywhere, because attributing this work to invented named experts would misrepresent how it is produced.

What this site covers

One subject: antivirus software, as a category, written for readers in Australia. Eight reference entries cover what the software is, what it looks for, how detection works, how coverage differs by operating system, what scanning means for privacy, how to evaluate a purchase, a glossary, and one product entry.

Deliberately outside scope: enterprise security architecture, incident response, penetration testing, firmware and hardware security, advice on a particular person's device or situation, and any subject where getting it wrong carries a cost this site is not positioned to carry. For those, the guidance published by the Australian Cyber Security Centre and a qualified practitioner are the appropriate route.

How coverage is decided

This is the part most sites leave vague, so it is stated directly.

The commercial relationship comes first in the explanation, not last

Momentum Space earns money in one way: Surfshark pays a percentage of a sale when a reader follows a link from this site and subscribes to Surfshark Antivirus. There is no display advertising, no sponsorship, no paid placement from any other party, and nothing is sold directly by this publisher.

That single arrangement determines the scope of the product coverage. One product has an individual entry, and it is the product that pays. Presenting that as an independent survey of the market would be false, so the site does not present it that way anywhere, including on the homepage.

What commission does and does not influence

It determines which product gets an individual entry. It does not determine the wording of any entry, and no vendor sees a page before it is published, suggests changes to one, or has any right of review. Where information about the product is unknown to this publisher, the product entry says so in a list rather than filling the space with plausible-sounding text.

The concept entries are written from checkable material

The seven entries that are not about a product draw on operating system and vendor documentation, published testing methodology, and material from Australian public bodies. Where a general claim is made, the source is linked in the sentence that makes it. Where a claim cannot be sourced, it is phrased as general guidance or left out.

Rules the site holds itself to

• No test scores, benchmark figures or detection rates are published here, because this publisher has measured none.
• No reader testimonials, user quotes or ratings appear anywhere on this site. None have been collected, so none can be shown.
• No prices are quoted, in any currency, because pricing changes and the vendor's own page is the accurate source.
• No claim is made that any product is best, fastest, most secure or guaranteed.
• No page suggests that a reader's device is at risk, simulates a scan, or displays a warning about the device being used to read it.
• No superlatives are used where a measurement would be required to support them.

Why it is written for Australia

The category is global; the consumer position is not. An Australian reader buying software has rights under the Australian Consumer Law that cannot be excluded by a supplier's terms, a privacy regulator with a defined complaints process, and free guidance from the ACSC, Scamwatch and the eSafety Commissioner that is written for local conditions. Those bodies are named where they are genuinely relevant, linked so the claim can be checked, and described only as what they actually are.

The writing follows Australian conventions throughout: Australian spelling, Australian institutions, dates written as 22 September 2026, and any reference to money expressed in Australian dollars.

Corrections and updates

Entries carry a review date, and the footer of every page states when the site was last reviewed as a whole. This subject changes: operating systems add protections, vendors change what their apps do on each platform, and regulators publish new guidance. A page that was accurate a year ago may not be.

If something here is wrong, out of date, or stated more confidently than the evidence supports, write to info@momentumspace.online and say which page and which sentence. Corrections that are substantive are made to the page itself rather than noted elsewhere, and the review date is updated when they are.

The position on data

This site collects nothing. There is no contact form, no newsletter, no account, no quiz, no chat widget, and no input field of any kind on any page. It runs no analytics, carries no advertising or conversion tracking, and sets no cookies, which is why no consent banner appears: there is nothing to consent to.

The only external request any page makes is for a web font stylesheet from Google. Everything else — the single stylesheet, the single script, every graphic — is served from this domain. The privacy policy and cookie policy describe exactly this and nothing hypothetical.