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Recent Internet security suites reviews

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Ad-Aware 10 review

Friday, March 30, 2012

Over the years, Lavasoft's Ad-Aware product line has made itself a name in the highly competitive anti-malware marketplace, and today's release of version 10 introduces a new UI, new pricing ($12 per year for Personal, $36 per year for Pro), and more features--and a new name--for the popular free edition. This blog item discusses only the new design and features. PCWorld has not tested yet tested Ad-Aware 10's effectiveness in fighting malware.
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AVG Internet Security 2012 review

Friday, February 10, 2012

AVG Internet Security 2012 (£40 for one year and one PC) does a very good job of keeping a PC safe, but unfortunately some of the other 2012 internet security products do an astounding job.
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G Data InternetSecurity 2012 review

Thursday, February 9, 2012

G Data InternetSecurity 2012 (£34.95 for a one-year, single-PC licence) is the best of the 2012 crop of security suites. Although its interface isn't terribly friendly to beginners, G Data's suite put up some of the best malware detection and blocking scores in the history of our testing.
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Avira Internet Security Suite 2012 review

Tuesday, February 7, 2012

We couldn't find anything truly wrong with Avira Internet Security Suite 2012 (£34.99 for one year, one PC) which protects against malware adequately, and although the interface isn't perfect, it's certainly usable. But in a year when so many suites are excellent performers, being adequate isn't enough to keep pace.
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McAfee Internet Security 2012 review

Sunday, February 5, 2012

McAfee Internet Security 2012 ($80 for one year, three PCs as of January 29, 2012) finished 14th in our 2012 roundup of Internet security suites. Despite its low ranking, it performed well in some areas; its overall uneven showing, however, proved to be its undoing in this year's extremely competitive batch of suites.
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F-Secure Internet Security 2012 review

Saturday, February 4, 2012

If you can tolerate some sluggishness, F-Secure Internet Security 2012 (£39.95 for one year and three PCs) will protect your PC pretty well.
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Panda Internet Security 2012 review

Friday, February 3, 2012

Panda Internet Security 2012 (£50.99 for one year) is an acceptable package for detecting and blocking malware, but its abysmal scan speeds - along with other speed issues - make it a poor alternative to its rivals.
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Avast Internet Security 6 review

Thursday, February 2, 2012

A solid choice for keeping you safe, Avast Internet Security 6 ($50 for one year and one PC as of January 25, 2012) finished sixth in our 2012 roundup of security suites. Although it ranked in the bottom half of our Top 10, the Avast package is easy to use, and in general it will protect your PC quite capably.
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Check Point ZoneAlarm Extreme Security 2012 review

Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Check Point's ZoneAlarm Extreme Security 2012 (£30.95 for one year and three PCs) isn’t bad, but it’s merely very good compared to the recent crop of internet security suites.
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Avast Free Mobile Security review

Friday, December 23, 2011

Avast Software has launched a free Android security product that combines antivirus, anti-theft and firewall components and provides special features for rooted devices.
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