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<blockquote data-quote="Trident" data-source="post: 1098020" data-attributes="member: 99014">Bitdefender and Norton are both incredible!Norton is a perfect all-rounder in terms of quality, protection, price and offered features.Protection-wise it is strong, not the strongest.Bear in mind that some of these features are there “to register presence”, for example, I did test the Identity Restore Specialists (Vodafone merged my credit files with somebody elses all their debts appeared on my file).I very much hope that nobody will need the help of these “specialists”. Of course for me, it was just a test.Bitdefender is a very fast growing company. From the major AVs, they are the newest. They’ve got many patents, specially in the field of machine learning/AI and according to their official statements, most of the staff employed is researchers and developers and not bureaucracy-related.Their business solutions are quite-strong too, protection-wise, they are better than Norton.They lack the polished feeling that Norton manages to hook consumers with.Also consider:<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Kaspersky with default-deny and IDS</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Check Point/ZoneAlarm with threat emulation and CDR</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">DeepInstinct with exceptionally effective static analysis/NGAV</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Avast in hardened mode (for home users). Although their hardened mode covers only executables</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Restriction of LOLBins as the Ms official advise for 20+ years has been, disable it if you don’t need it.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Personal training and improvement of threat-recognition skills.</li>
</ul>Comodo is in no way better than anything listed above.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Trident, post: 1098020, member: 99014"] Bitdefender and Norton are both incredible! Norton is a perfect all-rounder in terms of quality, protection, price and offered features. Protection-wise it is strong, not the strongest. Bear in mind that some of these features are there “to register presence”, for example, I did test the Identity Restore Specialists (Vodafone merged my credit files with somebody elses all their debts appeared on my file). I very much hope that nobody will need the help of these “specialists”. Of course for me, it was just a test. Bitdefender is a very fast growing company. From the major AVs, they are the newest. They’ve got many patents, specially in the field of machine learning/AI and according to their official statements, most of the staff employed is researchers and developers and not bureaucracy-related. Their business solutions are quite-strong too, protection-wise, they are better than Norton. They lack the polished feeling that Norton manages to hook consumers with. Also consider: [LIST] [*]Kaspersky with default-deny and IDS [*]Check Point/ZoneAlarm with threat emulation and CDR [*]DeepInstinct with exceptionally effective static analysis/NGAV [*]Avast in hardened mode (for home users). Although their hardened mode covers only executables [*]Restriction of LOLBins as the Ms official advise for 20+ years has been, disable it if you don’t need it. [*]Personal training and improvement of threat-recognition skills. [/LIST] Comodo is in no way better than anything listed above. [/QUOTE]

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