Free 1 Year Anti-Virus Subscriptions! - Limited Time

Dark Nova Gamer · 22 Oct 2009

With the official Windows 7 launch just minutes away here Central Time Zone in the United States, users around the world are going to need a good anti-virus to protect their PC. Three companies are currently offering free 1 year subscriptions to coincide with today's launch.

Read the rest here.

For those to lazy to read the article here are the links to the free Anti-Virus products (all include a 1 year subscription, free).

Panda Internet Security 2010

OFFER EXPIRED

IObit Security 360 Pro

OFFER EXPIRED

Kaspersky Internet Security 2010

Offer expires November 30, 2009.
Requires a Windows 7 Launch Party Host Email Address.
Get it

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Unrelated to the Neowin article.

a-squared Anti-Malware 4.5

OFFER EXPIRED

KazeNoKoe23 · 22 Oct 2009

Damn, beat me to it.

But indeed these are great offers. If only I didn't still have 7 months remaining on my NOD32 subscription.

Dark Nova Gamer · 22 Oct 2009

KazeNoKoe23 said:

Damn, beat me to it.

But indeed these are great offers. If only I didn't still have 7 months remaining on my NOD32 subscription.

Haha, sorry I become faster at doing things when half awake. Its odd.

I'll try them all out. Likely will just go back to MSE though.

Dinesh · 22 Oct 2009

I guess its only for those who were a part of Win7 launch party. Isn't it?

Bladeknight · 22 Oct 2009

Not yet.

tw33k · 22 Oct 2009

Dinesh said:

I guess its only for those who were a part of Win7 launch party. Isn't it?

I don't think so. It reads like anyone can make use of this offer

Dinesh · 22 Oct 2009

Waiting for kaspersky to open their offer.

Meistergimp · 22 Oct 2009

It sounds like the AV vendors are pretty shaken up by the release of Microsoft Security Essentials for free. This is a way to try to build and keep a user base before they take a huge hit as people adopt Microsoft's product.

KryptoNeurotic · 22 Oct 2009

Got the IObit and Panda ones but the Kaspersky site throws up a banner for 22nd Oct. It is 22nd Oct!

DrWho · 22 Oct 2009

I'm appalled!

One of the best AV programs in the world has been free since their first release many years ago now.

Subscription? WHY? NOT REQUIRED!

AVG has always had a FREE version which gives just as good AV protection as the Paid version, with only a few less bells and whistles.
(like getting an update every four hours)

Now AVG has released their latest version, AVG FREE 9.0 which is totally compatible with Windows 7.

Get the best (AVG 9.0 FREE) and forget the rest.

Cheers Mates!
The Doctor