Panda Vs Kaspersky Vs Norton

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Hey guys :) ,
About two months ago i purchase panda internet security and before i was think over about kaspersky or norton internet security.
In the end i decide to go with panda internet security because i found a good deal for ( i think about 25 USD).
I will be glad to know if i did the right choice? for know how to act from now on, i am little disappointed that the panda doesn't support my local language (hebrew) and the norton does.
I am using Windows 10 pro.
Thanks :)
 
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Panda's perfectly fine.
Be sure to enable Data Shield and add whichever folders you'd like to protect from ransomware. I'd also suggest enabling Application Control which will block unknown applications by default.

@lolmit

You are must buy appguard.

It is not matter norton panda.

Appguard is make you better.Appguard is very good programe.
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@weedeezee No need to force a product down someone's throat.
 
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lolmit said:
Hey guys :) ,
About two months ago i purchase panda internet security and before i was think over about kaspersky or norton internet security.
In the end i decide to go with panda internet security because i found a good deal for ( i think about 25 USD).
I will be glad to know if i did the right choice? for know how to act from now on, i am little disappointed that the panda doesn't support my local language (hebrew) and the norton does.
I am using Windows 10 pro.
Thanks :)
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Of those three I would go; Panda->Kaspersky->Norton

I'm not a fan of Norton. I see more systems infected with Norton than anything else (anecdotal). I'd probably put KAV and Panda in a tie in terms of which, difficult decision and probably one of preference. But as others noted, Panda appears to have some pretty serious application whitelisting and folder protection. In testing Panda today I'm impressed with how light it is - 12Mb in ram.. Dang.
 
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Well, kaspersky has more configurations. If you know how to configure is a strength. Has a great firewall, is very good against the Rasomwares, and is always in the highest in detection. Panda is not bad and you are protected. It is also a Spanish product and I am Spanish. Greetin:)
 
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kaspersky is my obvious choice
I had problems with panda and norton. more serious problems with Panda than norton

norton is the first and only AV that made my PC infected due to the the poor USB protection
for your information, a friend in MT told me that his company were infected by nonpetya while protected by Norton Endpoint security. It was a real world situation that symantec product failed to protect. Any claim that norton/symantec can protect should be verified again

similarly to avira free which failed to protect against wannacry and they claimed their products detected wannacry 2 months before the outbreak
 
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lolmit said:
Hey,
Why?
By the way , שלום be more suitable to the content then ד"ש.
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Shalom alehem. Mashlomha? :) Once I lived in Israel for 5 years then moved back to Russia.

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Kaspersky > Norton
avoid Panda, it's hilariously bad.
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I used Kasperky and Norton. Both are great products. Never used Panda as I don't trust to this product. However, I know some guys who are Panda fanboys :)
 
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