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That's not a terrible result. Watching the first half of the video, I was expecting that system to be pretty heavily infected. I wonder how their cloud/gamer security application compares to the total security version.
@artek got a point as even I seen worse, much much worse but I still can't recommend it as even Leo whatever one thinks of him, shows and tells us about some of it's issues and this ain't nothing new. It simply demands other layers. I sadly seen even in huge environments how poor and weak it been when failed in attacks. Not only once, but many times.
The thing I do acknowledge about the company is, they are very effective with their propagation/advertise especially on all HP computers.
Not a bad outcome, it's interface is far to busy for me, I may be a simpleton but I like things simple like an AV should stop malware & the extra info some give you for me is unneeded hype.
Not a bad outcome, it's interface is far to busy for me, I may be a simpleton but I like things simple like an AV should stop malware & the extra info some give you for me is unneeded hype.