New
#21
BitDefender Antivirus
Kaspersky Anti-Virus
Trend Micro
Panda Antivirus Pro 2009
Norton AntiVirus
Avira AntiVir
Microsoft Security Essentials
ESET Nod32 Antivirus
AVG Anti-Virus
McAfee VirusScan Plus
Well who said Norton is the best internet security is not me, see the PrtSc:
http://www.consumersearch.com/antivirus-software
I always practice safe browsing (updated Firefox w/ NoScript, AdBlock, and sometimes WoT) and safe file sharing practices.
But to err is human and when those practices fail me, I reply on ESET's NOD32. I prefer no pop-ups, reminders, notifications, etc., so it runs in silent mode, never bothers me, updates whenever it wants, and lets me enjoy my gaming without being a drain on processor cycles or memory. I wouldn't use anything less.
VB100 is a great unbiased reference for comparing AV software, through all versions each developer submits for review.
I have no doubt it's better than the built-in Firewall, most likely with less overhead too. :)
But I use a hardware-based firewall running FreeBSD on one of those Eee Boxes between my PC and my cable modem, so I really don't need one on my PC. I sometimes bypass it while playing with new games until I learn the ports they use.
But for most people, if they're not doing a lot of torrents/p2p stuff, they probably don't need it.
I am
Currently using: Microsoft Security Essentials Beta
Freeware alternative: AVG Free Edition
Others: Manually removing the crap myself
EDIT: 800th post!
Currently using: Microsoft Security Essentials Beta
Alternative: Vipre
Im using:
Morro (Microsoft Security Essentials Beta), Avast 4.8 Pro. and AVG Free as backup.