The “kernel” is the heart of your computer’s operating system and controls all hardware and software actions. You can’t even run the game without giving kernel access to your Vanguard. However, this driver runs even when you are not playing Valorant, which was the main cause of outrage from privacy-minded users. Riot Games has implemented two core components to Vanguard – a traditional scanner that boots with your game and a device driver that fires up with your operating system. So Riot's Vanguard System isn't really anything special compared to CS:GO. The percentage of cheaters banned is 0.34%, which is very similar to Vanguards 0.3%, as Riot mentioned.
CSGO currently bans approximately 2,500 players every day, and it has maintained an average of 729,000+ players per day. The percentage of cheaters in Valorant is about the same as its biggest competitor CS:GO, which puts Vanguard on par with the industry standard at the moment. Riot also deploys manual checks on top of its anti-cheat for esports events to ensure competitive integrity is maintained.
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