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<blockquote data-quote="Game Of Thrones" data-source="post: 1109001" data-attributes="member: 23430">Eset and Kaspersky protect many of our systems; both protect my home systems, some on Kaspersky and some on Eset. We thoroughly evaluated many security suits for businesses and employee home environments, testing performance, false positives, and detection. When you want all of them, it&#039;s really hard to beat Kaspersky and Eset. The fun part is that they work great on default and do not require heavy maintenance!! to work. we use eset on high setting because in our evaluation the high setting does not affect performance or false positive, I don&#039;t know why eset does not ship their apps with the default high setting. we tested Trendmicro ( a great one but still the two I mentioned win), avast, Bitdefender, McAfee, Norton,f-secure, and some others. it took about 3 months to test them all and even some of our devs wrote malware with Mitre attack techniques implemented and some other form of malware, eset and Kaspersky won. we evaluated them on some low-spec systems still these two won.remember if you want better protection from eset it&#039;s better to use them on systems that have intel TDT support, for systems that are old and do not have TDT, it is better to use Kaspersky</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Game Of Thrones, post: 1109001, member: 23430"] Eset and Kaspersky protect many of our systems; both protect my home systems, some on Kaspersky and some on Eset. We thoroughly evaluated many security suits for businesses and employee home environments, testing performance, false positives, and detection. When you want all of them, it's really hard to beat Kaspersky and Eset. The fun part is that they work great on default and do not require heavy maintenance!! to work. we use eset on high setting because in our evaluation the high setting does not affect performance or false positive, I don't know why eset does not ship their apps with the default high setting. we tested Trendmicro ( a great one but still the two I mentioned win), avast, Bitdefender, McAfee, Norton,f-secure, and some others. it took about 3 months to test them all and even some of our devs wrote malware with Mitre attack techniques implemented and some other form of malware, eset and Kaspersky won. we evaluated them on some low-spec systems still these two won. remember if you want better protection from eset it's better to use them on systems that have intel TDT support, for systems that are old and do not have TDT, it is better to use Kaspersky [/QUOTE]

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