Bitdefender, like most antivirus products, uses virus definitions to identify known threats.Bitdefender Active Virus Control monitors every process on your PC, instead of just when they start up. Bitdefender takes notes on how processes are behaving, and if they act malicious it will act based on your settings or AutoPilot.
By default, Bitdefender has a feature called auto scan. Instead of running a manual scan on your system, Bitdefender auto scan basically scans your system as it goes along. I see it best as working only when it needs to, or when something on the system has been changed. I recommend keeping auto scan enabled, since you won't have to run full system scans to satisfy the antivirus engine.
Bitdefender's Antivirus engine also detects deemed-malicious cookies, such as tracking cookies. While cookies are really just text files that hold information for websites, I think it is a additional feature that is useful if you want to clean your system of malicious cookies that browsers don't clear for some odd reason
Since I reviewed this software before I got my new computer (that is very powerful and allows me to run virtual machines with ease), for an active video of Bitdefender performing in an actual intrusion/protection I suggest you go see Matt Rizo's video. I also suggest you subscribe to him and follow his website as he specializes in PC security.
Firewall
When you install Bitdefender, you also get a built in firewall with the suite. This firewall is more advanced than the default Windows firewall. The Bitdefender firewall offers options to block applications from accessing the internet, and you can also white list applications as well.
Since Bitdefender has its own firewall in the software, the Windows Firewall will be disabled. However there shouldn't be any warnings triggered by Windows Security Center since Bitdefender contains a firewall.
The firewall in Bitdefender is very useful, but was also the biggest problem for me. Using the firewall also contains a feature that scans programs for possibly malicious activity. Apparently, Bitdefender deemed processes essential to the function of Windows XP. When my PC was unresponsive at startup, I basically had to wait over 30 minutes for my system to become responsive, and then Bitdefender would popup with a list of processes that it blocked. After allowing the processes, a few days later Bitdefender would block them again, despite me allowing them to run just days before. I'm not sure why this was happening, but I ended up disabling the Firewall just to skip this trouble. Also, this was happening when Bitdefender was on normal sensitivity (which is odd).
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