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HOME ANTI- MALWARE PROTECTION JUL - SEP 2018
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<blockquote data-quote="Burrito" data-source="post: 773855" data-attributes="member: 72439"><p>Agree. Over 1, 5, and even 10 years, the top consistent performers are Kaspersky, Norton, and Bitdefender. I've watched all the different tests... and that is how it falls out. Other AVs come and go.... but those are the three overall top performers. Of course, the tests reflect standard AV settings and there are inherent limitations of some types of testing. So testing does not factor in things like Comodo with CS settings, or the addition of other capabilities that may work with some AVs, but not others. </p><p></p><p>Each of those three top AVs has their advantages and disadvantages. I've tried all of them. If one has a simple set-up, selecting one of those AVs is a good start. Once you start adjusting settings and mix in other capabilities.... then it's a whole different deal..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Burrito, post: 773855, member: 72439"] Agree. Over 1, 5, and even 10 years, the top consistent performers are Kaspersky, Norton, and Bitdefender. I've watched all the different tests... and that is how it falls out. Other AVs come and go.... but those are the three overall top performers. Of course, the tests reflect standard AV settings and there are inherent limitations of some types of testing. So testing does not factor in things like Comodo with CS settings, or the addition of other capabilities that may work with some AVs, but not others. Each of those three top AVs has their advantages and disadvantages. I've tried all of them. If one has a simple set-up, selecting one of those AVs is a good start. Once you start adjusting settings and mix in other capabilities.... then it's a whole different deal.. [/QUOTE]
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