Question:
What is the best security program?
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2008-11-24 18:40:58 UTC
I don't want to use multiple programs I'm to lazy I just want to know what is the best full protection internet security program. Right now AVG 8 bitdefender and Kasp are the only three i found good that provide everything in one.
Six answers:
2008-11-24 18:44:27 UTC
windows onecare

THats a good one.
2008-11-25 02:49:31 UTC
I personally don't find security too bothering an issue. I used to spend hours finding the perfect security suite, but I gave it all up.





I recommend free ones, because aftery our subscription period, your security is no more and you have to pay again.



I recommend AVG 8.0 Antivirus Free Edition. It includes anti-virus, anti-spyware, an active resident shield, scanner, and update manager. For firewall, I would just use windows firewall.



NOTE: according to experts, nod32 and kaspersky are the best. but many software reviewers think norton is good too. But I would just use AVG. It is free, stable, and offers decent protection.



Avast users often criticize AVG. But i just dont like the avast interface. It is like a media player. AVG has a cleaner and a more user-friendly and graphical UI (user interface).



It is actually pretty hard to get virus using that configuration. Well, I never got a virus like that, because I don't download malicious content off the internet. When AVG sees something dangerous, the resident shield will give a message, and you can place it in the virus vault, heal, or ignore.



If you dont feel very safe with windows firewall, try Comodo firewall.



it is free too but it offers advanced features. But I would just use avg. I tried many of these suites before but they would slow down your computer speed.



AVG does not. And personally, i don't think rootkits are a big deal, as they are very rare to be found.
Boris The Blade
2008-11-25 02:47:42 UTC
There is no full protection in software. In order to protect your computer from incoming attacks you will need a hardware firewall and antivirus. In your case use I would use kasp, since it takes less system resources than other software I tried before.
2008-11-25 02:50:29 UTC
What you want is s suite



Kaspersky Internet Security 2009

Bitdefender

GDATA

PC tools Internet Security

Norton Internet Security 2009

Avira Paid Version

Avast Paid Version

Sunbelt Vipre Anti-Virus
Ryan W
2008-11-25 02:44:46 UTC
Avast is a great solution that detects spyware, malware, and rootkit viruses. It's an excellent program and can be downloaded free.



I've been more than impressed.



http://www.avast.com



Hope this helps!
2008-11-25 02:44:18 UTC
Norton/avast they both work about the same.


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