Advice Request Which security software has the best looking interface

[alakazam]

When it comes to interfaces, which security software do you think has the best-looking one? If possible, post a screenshot of it.

 

[Shadowra]

For free:

Microsoft Defender: Included in Windows 10, lightweight, free, very clear and complete interface, excellent protection.

Paid:

- Norton :Clear interface, good detection rate, it knows how to be forgotten. However, beware of false positives.

- F-Secure: Very clear interface (reminds me of Microsoft Defender), no settings to do, very good detection rate

- Kaspersky : A clear interface, very good detection rate and adjustable to.

 

[Minimalist]

Don't have it installed ATM but for me it was Trend Micro's interface.

 

[M4RT1NE2]

I've always liked it:

- Kaspersky (nice, clean, subdued interface) -
- B1 Free Archiver (probably the most beautiful interface in this type of program - no longer supported program - a pity)


There are probably more such programs, but this is an endless list

 

[L0ckJaw]

GData because i am from the 70’s and love the golden oldies.

 

[peterfat11]

Kaspersky has the best UI on my ponion. Which has good animation and a clear white green design

 

[plat]

Strongly dislike Defender's interface but that's off-topic (too scattered, too many outside links, too much jargon). This is strictly personal opinion but I like the Dark Mode of Sandboxie's Sandman interface.

It's geeky software, also with a lot of jargon, but if you have mastered it for your personal needs (very basic for me), you'd like whatever it looks like.

Spoiler

 

[superleeds27]

For free:

Microsoft Defender: Included in Windows 10, lightweight, free, very clear and complete interface, excellent protection.

Paid:

- Norton :Clear interface, good detection rate, it knows how to be forgotten. However, beware of false positives.

- F-Secure: Very clear interface (reminds me of Microsoft Defender), no settings to do, very good detection rate

- Kaspersky : A clear interface, very good detection rate and adjustable to.

I do like F-Secure's but it's quite big and in your face on smaller screens. Resizing is only temporary and reverts when opening from the system tray. Sounds petty, but it's one minor annoyance!

 

[M4RT1NE2]

Mks_Vir / Arcabit has a simple neat interface You will not get lost in it

 

[Kongo]

ESET in my opinion

 

[Nautilus]

I always like the earlier itterations of avast , I also like kaspersky's gui and trendmicro , but the golden rule is : beauty is in the eye of the beholder

 

[Moonhorse]

Wisevector & LMT antimalware i like them both uis

 

[silversurfer]

F-Secure Safe looks good with dark theme, my vote goes for that

 

[M4RT1NE2]

Sometimes it is so beautiful that does not go hand in hand with functionality and efficiency.
This most often applies to AV programs from the "lower shelves" - nice interfaces and hopeless effectiveness.
But there are also exceptions

 

[peterfat11]

also iobit malware fighter also look very nice and their dection rate is 101% which can erase malware back in time

 

[Captain Holly]

Avast. Free Avast has a nice minimal interface that opens to intuitive green and purple setting menus. Even the new Avast One has a decent interface once you look past the goofy pictures on the main screens. Avast One Mobile AV looks good too.

A close second for me is Bitdefender. The blue, black and green really pops out of the monitor and it is laid out very well.

C.H.

 

[SeriousHoax]

I don't really have a favorite, but if I have to choose one, then it will be AVG. I love the colors and the design. Avast Free is nice too with its simple approach, but AVG is prettier (excluding those UI ads).

 

[show-Zi]

Dark mode emisi

 

[icarus]

When it comes to interfaces, which security software do you think has the best-looking one? If possible, post a screenshot of it.

1.avg
2.zonealarm nextgen
3.vipre

so sad to see virobot not get any update anymore but old days i love that look:

 

[Anthony Qian]

Nobody mentioned McAfee? I think the updated version of it looks nice.

TrendMicro, Avast, Bitdefender and Kaspersky are also good-looking.

G-Data, Avira, Bullguard, Defender, Norton, and WV are not good-looking and user-friendly, IMO.