Security Suites : Your Choice Matters

[TheIgster]

My top choices are;
Paid: NIS
Free: MSE

MSE isn't a suite though. Just AV.

 

[Great Poster]

You have to admit, Norton leads

 

[Great Poster]

Good to see that atleast a few people are voting.

 

[darkfriday]

You have to admit, Norton leads

I'm very surprised about Norton's lead. I've always found it to be a resource hog and never had a positive experience with it......rb:

 

[noobvious]

Good to see that atleast a few people are voting.

I couldn't vote.....my stuff's not in the poll.

The Windows firewall, Microsoft Security Essentials, and PCTools ThreatFire are what always runs, and I have the free version of Malwarebytes that I manually run once a week. Combined with Adblock Plus and NoScript on my Firefox 3.6, nothing gets through.

 

[yowanvista]

Seems that Norton is the best

 

[TheIgster]

Seems that a bunch of people on this forum voted for Norton.

Fixed.

 

[Zahl]

MSE isn't a suite though. Just AV.

Doh! Very true. It looks like I always associate windows firewall/defender with it and make it a suite in my little world

 

[antharr]

You have to admit, Norton leads

I'm very surprised about Norton's lead. I've always found it to be a resource hog and never had a positive experience with it......rb:

I will have to agree. I work as tech support tech at an ISP and Norton Internet Security causes more issues than anything with the exception of malware. The verdict is still out on the 2010 version however. I haven't run into any problems with it thus far.

 

[severedsolo]

i voted kapersky, but its actually a vote for zone alarm, its kapersky under the hood though

 

[malexous]

You have to admit, Norton leads

I'm very surprised about Norton's lead. I've always found it to be a resource hog and never had a positive experience with it......rb:

I will have to agree. I work as tech support tech at an ISP and Norton Internet Security causes more issues than anything with the exception of malware. The verdict is still out on the 2010 version however. I haven't run into any problems with it thus far.

Since the 2009 version Norton av programs have become some of the lightest on resources.

 

[Dwarf]

I used to run with Norton until a few years ago. I then switched to Kaspersky, but for the past couple of years, I have used the free edition of Avast!, which I know is just AV and not a full security suite. Given the choice, and the fact that I have had zero problems with Avast!, it gets my vote as a full security suite (even though I would have to pay for it).

 

[Great Poster]

Wow ! It seems there are quite a few Kaspersky Fanboys in here too ! But F-Secure and Panda are really crying :'(

 

[nvlddmkm]

Kis2010

 

[malexous]

F-Secure's GUI is very simple. I like it.

Does anyone use G Data?

 

[Dinesh]

F-Secure's GUI is very simple. I like it.

Does anyone use G Data?

Yes I have used it.

 

[Frostmourne]

MSE.

 

[XboxOmac]

I voted the Avast! Security Suite, but I prefer combination of:

Microsoft Security Essentials
Comodo Firewall
Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware
SUPERAntiSpyware

That's what I have running on my laptops.

 

[Bovah]

Norton 360

 

[Lomai]

Norton 360