Top Antivirus|Security Tools-2012
Almost all of the major security brands released their 2012 security suits with hanging 2012 in their names.Some offers free while many became prices ranging from $50 .With various reviews across web and user surveys , we update the list of 2012 Antivirus softwares based on a rank policy (From its features and support).At the end Norton Internet security is at top , followed by Webroot , Zone alarm , Bit defender and MCafee .Here is the list based on rank priority.
Rank Software Ratings
- Norton Internet security 2012 (4.5/5)
- Webroot Secure Complete (4.5/5)
- Zone alarm Extream 2012 (4/5)
- Bitdefender Total security 2012 (4/5)
- Mcafee Total Protection 2012 (4/5)
- Kaspersky Internet security 2012 (3.5/5)
- Trend Micro Titanium Security 2012 (3.5/5)
- AVG Internet security 2012 (3/5)
- Avira Internet security 2012 (3/5)
- F-secure Internet security 2012 (3/5)
- G data Internet Security 2012 (3/5)
- GFI Vipre Internet Security 2012 (3/5)
- Panda Global Protection 2012 (2,5/5)
- Trustport Total Protection 2012 (2.5/5)
- ESET Smart security 5 (2.5/5)
- Outpost Security Suite 7.5 (2/5)
So do you accept these ratings form your experience,Please feel free to comment , if we have missed any other major security suits.
Posted on January 22, 2012, in Security. Bookmark the permalink. 3 Comments.
I can’t find any details about this results. For example why 4.5/5 and what is this?
It’s an overall rating based up on it’s features and quality approach in grabbing a virus
As noted above , this rating is based up on various review by other websites
I have a long view as a Prevx user before the purchase by Webroot, on through the combination of Webroot and Prevx technologies. I’m slightly biased against Norton, though I know that the present Norton ain’t the old one. It’s better, lighter. I have a general use, for writing and research, desktop which still runs XP Pro. I decided to avoid Vista, did buy retail copy of Windows 7, but decided to skip it for Windows 8. Even if I don’t buy a Windows mobile phone ( I have an Android now) 8 and my mobile will be more alike. Webroot has proven to be a better fit, convinces me of its efficacy on the Windows desktop and the mobile Android. Webroot is number one by my reckoning. I have a friend who after seeing Webroot on my computers, three and the one Android device, decided to switch from Norton to Webroot. She’s an engineer