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Bitdefender IS 2015 vs Kaspersky IS 2015
- Thread starter Billy Williams
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- Mar 15, 2011
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http://malwaretips.com/threads/kasp...-vs-bitdefender-internet-security-2015.29851/
For simplified information: Kaspersky may have great protection features involved than Bitdefender however in terms of performance and stability seems a bit debatable.
For simplified information: Kaspersky may have great protection features involved than Bitdefender however in terms of performance and stability seems a bit debatable.
- Nov 13, 2014
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Resource Usage: BitDefender
Real World System Impact: Kaspersky
User Friendliness: Kaspersky (this is just user preference)
Level of Protection and Features: Kaspersky
Overall Winner: Kaspersky
Note: 1) Kaspersky is highly customizable (for performance, protection, features etc.)
Note 2) Kaspersky is less buggy
Note 3) Kaspersky has a lot more features
Note 4) BitDefender sometimes slow down surfing - user reports
Real World System Impact: Kaspersky
User Friendliness: Kaspersky (this is just user preference)
Level of Protection and Features: Kaspersky
Overall Winner: Kaspersky
Note: 1) Kaspersky is highly customizable (for performance, protection, features etc.)
Note 2) Kaspersky is less buggy
Note 3) Kaspersky has a lot more features
Note 4) BitDefender sometimes slow down surfing - user reports
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- May 11, 2014
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100% Kaspersky. I have used them for 3-4yrs and never had a single issue, it's a very powerful security suite which offers excellent protection from all angles.
- Dec 6, 2013
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Kaspersky top as Bitdefender fails in latest security tests!
Bitdefender, AVG and Microsoft Security Essentials the three worst security products in latest round of anti-malware testing 4 Nov 2014
Kaspersky Internet Security remains the top-ranked security program, with Norton Security and ESET Smart Security 7 completing the top three. The biggest loser in the latest round of expert testing was Bitdefender Internet Security, which slipped from fourth best to third from last.
Avast Free Antivirus remains the best free product, with rival AVG Antivirus Free 2014 coming in second last. The results come from the latest anti-malware tests by Dennis Technology Labs, a security testing company affiliated with the publisher of Expert Reviews.
"In terms of protection, the top five products were from ESET, Qihoo 360, Symantec (Norton), Kaspersky Lab and Avast! Most of these products require a license that costs money," said Simon Edwards from Dennis Technology Labs.
"The most accurate programs were Kaspersky Internet Security 2015, Norton Security, ESET Smart Security 7 and Avast! Free Antivirus."
The continued poor performance of Microsoft Security Essentials comes as little surprise. Microsoft has previously admitted that its bundled security software is only intended to offer "baseline protection". All Windows users are advised to install additional security software to replace Microsoft Security Essentials or risk their PC being infected.
Bitdefender, AVG and Microsoft Security Essentials the three worst security products in latest round of anti-malware testing 4 Nov 2014
Kaspersky Internet Security remains the top-ranked security program, with Norton Security and ESET Smart Security 7 completing the top three. The biggest loser in the latest round of expert testing was Bitdefender Internet Security, which slipped from fourth best to third from last.
Avast Free Antivirus remains the best free product, with rival AVG Antivirus Free 2014 coming in second last. The results come from the latest anti-malware tests by Dennis Technology Labs, a security testing company affiliated with the publisher of Expert Reviews.
"In terms of protection, the top five products were from ESET, Qihoo 360, Symantec (Norton), Kaspersky Lab and Avast! Most of these products require a license that costs money," said Simon Edwards from Dennis Technology Labs.
"The most accurate programs were Kaspersky Internet Security 2015, Norton Security, ESET Smart Security 7 and Avast! Free Antivirus."
The continued poor performance of Microsoft Security Essentials comes as little surprise. Microsoft has previously admitted that its bundled security software is only intended to offer "baseline protection". All Windows users are advised to install additional security software to replace Microsoft Security Essentials or risk their PC being infected.
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