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Tell us which AV programs you want to see included in this year's roundup!Straight and to the point, we need your help. You see, we're getting ready to conduct our annual roundup of Internet security suites, and we thought we'd try something a little different this year. Rather than pick which programs we think you'd be most interested in reading about, we're letting YOU tell US which ones to include. That's right, you wield the power -- how will you use it?
The suites you pick will go through our rigorous evaluation process and receive a full write-up in print and on the web, just as we've done for the last several years. As with the prior roundups, we'll review 10 Windows security programs. Some suggestions (in alphabetical order):
Don't feel bound by the entries we've listed above; if there's a security suite you're interested in that's not listed, feel free to vote it up! Also for your reference, here are links to our past AV roundups:
2009 Antivirus Roundup
2010 Antivirus Roundup
2011 Antivirus Roundup
2012 Antivirus Roundup
Cast your vote(s) in the comments section below for our first ever Reader's Choice Antivirus Roundup!
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Tiberious_ST
January 16, 2013 at 3:06pm
I know you guys love this program, but I think as good as it is there're some things it doesn't do well. Not sure why it's not on your list. I agree with ndako, Pro is the one I'd like to see.
Tib
mls067
January 16, 2013 at 3:03pm
F-Security Internet Security 2013. I use it because it's free from Charter (I have the 12.62 build though) and I would like to see how it fares against others. Also, in the latest update it uses Windows firewall as it's firewall. Not a problem, but I found it curious.
Marcbman
January 16, 2013 at 3:02pm
Comodo Internet Security Free and Microsoft Security Essentials. I use Comodo, and I've put both of them on other people's computers. I would like to know I made the right choice.
nadako
January 16, 2013 at 2:52pm
I would actually like to see Total Defense be reviewed it is sold in every tiger direct store and on the tiger direct website. As a sales employee I would like to see a non biased review on it. And of course Mcafee, Norton, and Microsoft security essentials, and Trend Micro. Can we also see if Windows 8 built in Microsoft Security Essentials is just as good as the Windows 7 version?
I also forgot to add.
Can you also do a Malware Bytes as well. And I mean the paid version the one that is meant to protect you.
