Which will be the best paid Antivirus or Internet Security suite of 2017?

[shmu26]

least issues and conflicts: Avast
best protection from unknown malware: Kaspersky
excellent signature-based detection: Bitdefender

 

[MalwareBlockerYT]

From my personal experience with testing:

Least buggy: Emsisoft
Best signatures & protection: Emsisoft, Kaspersky, ESET & Bitdefender
Best performance: 360, etc...

If you want an all round good AV I would recommend Emsisoft but if you want features on top of good signatures then go for Kaspersky or Bitdefender - Kaspersky is slower sadly. Emsisoft is bare minimum in terms of extras which is a good & bad thing.

 

[Wave]

You will get BSOD's while using Bitdefender when you have other anti-malware programs installed on your PC also. But, if it is only Bitdefender,its very light.

Not necessarily, it'll work perfectly fine alongside Crystal Security (by @Kardo Kristal) or Xvirus Personal Guard (@Dani Santos). Probably incompatibility-problem related, try speaking to Bitdefender about it and see if they can provide you additional support regarding the situation.

 

[ForgottenSeer 55474]

Hi, I am sure it is Bitdefender or Kaspersky who will run with the honor.

 

[toto]

I use Norton, it find it very light, provides enough protection for my usage and I got another year license
But I also like ESET a lot, and the latest version is not heavy at all, doesn't even use a lot of RAM like the older versions, and has great PUP detection

 

[songoku316]

1-Eset smart security
2-kaspersky internet security
3-Emsisoft Internet Security

 

[Deleted member 2913]

Currently I personally like Emsisoft products, clean GUI, effective protection, etc...
Kaspersky products, proactive protection is one of the best, additional stuffs with no custom install I dont like.
Avast products, Hardened Mode, upcoming AVG protection merged like software analyzer, custom install, etc makes it interesting.

 

[Wave]

clean GUI, effective protection

Everything about their product's hypnotizes me like they're representing a fit model... One look at the GUI and my motivation levels have been renewed for another week.

 

[Deleted member 2913]

Everything about their product's hypnotizes me like they're representing a fit model... One look at the GUI and my motivation levels have been renewed for another week.

Yes, they have an excellent package, clean GUI, effective protection, one of the best Behavior Blocker, kinda lite HIPS for unknown, good privacy policy, good stand against PUP, etc...

 

[Maschera]

Kaspersky Internet Security is limited protection x64 W10?

 

[MalwareBlockerYT]

Kaspersky Internet Security is limited protection x64 W10?

No...

 

[HowardEngland]

Malwarebytes 3 I used recently. I was impressed with it. It is very different to MBAM 2. It incorporates 4 modules:-

• Anti-malware
• Anti-ransomware
• Anti-exploit
• Malicious website protection
  
  

 

[Deleted Member 3a5v73x]

I think 2017 is Emsisofts year, also my personal favourite #1. But my second choice for 2017 is Webroot, i hope they bring some new innovations or make dynamic protection more effective, somehow..

 

[509322]

This is just my personal opinion based upon testing just about ever single AV\internet security suite out there.

I base my decision upon bugs, the speed of bug fixes, performance, ease-of-use, features, support, malware removal support, and especially ready, direct access to staff.

If I had to choose a single internet security suite - and protect my system with only that single product - then it would be Emsisoft Internet Security. In fact, I used it for a long time.

Emsisoft made significant improvements in their behavior blocker.

 

[viktik]

Kaspersky Internet Security

 

[frogboy]

My personal opinion which counts for nothing is
Emsisoft Internet Security.
Norton Security.
Kaspersky.

 

[Sundaram999]

in my opinion - Kaspersky)))

 

[ttto]

In my opinion, Norton Security, which it has improved a lot in last years. I will also bet on Avast/AVG, I think combining both technologies they can create a very interesting product.

 

[Wave]

Kaspersky Internet Security is limited protection x64 W10?

All security software has additional limitations on x64 compared to x86.

You don't even want me to explain all of this unless you feel like reading a 7750k paged book tonight...

 

[Svoll]

My personal opinion which counts for nothing is
Emsisoft Internet Security.
Norton Security.
Kaspersky.

It counts a lot buddy, a lot to those who trust you, like me

I personally feel its between these 3 (4 if you consider my indecisiveness) as they get a lot of good reviews and many have mentioned it here on MT and Wilders.

1. Emsisoft Internet Security
2. Kaspersky
3. Bitdefender / Avast <--- Have a hard time deciding between those 2 all the time.

Currently using Norton as its provided by my school, so if you ask my University, i am sure over 80% is rocking Norton =D