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• Alwil Avast Antivirus Home Edition Free Antivirus Software Avast Antivirus Home Edition provides solid antimalware protection and a good set of features, but its outdated interface needs a makeover.
• Comodo Internet Security Free Antivirus Software Comodo Internet Security is not a good antivirus choice, owing to its lackluster malware detection and its tendency to produce false positives.
• Avira AntiVir Personal Free Antivirus Software Avira AntiVir Personal offers great, thorough protection and top-notch scan speed, but some nontechies might find its interface frustrating.
• PC Tools Antivirus Free Edition Software PC Tools Antivirus, which neglects to detect spyware, allows far too many pieces of malware through for it to realistically protect any PC.
• AVG 8.5 Free Antivirus Software Though AVG 8.5 Free has a good, straightforward interface and useful blocking of Web-based attacks, its malware blocking is below average.
• Can You Trust Free Antivirus Software? Lots of companies offer software that’s supposed to stop worms, viruses, and other malware for free. We tested nine such security programs to find the ones you can really depend on.
• PC Tools Threatfire 4.5 Free Antivirus Software PC Tools' free behavior-based antivirus utility serves as a great supplement to your existing security software.
• Microsoft Security Essentials (Beta) Free Antivirus Software An effective but somewhat slow utility, Microsoft Security Essentials will be a solid contender when it comes out of beta around the end of 2009.
• Clamwin Free Antivirus Software This open-source antivirus software fails to get the job done, with disappointing malware detection and no real-time scanning.
• Free Antivirus Software You can find lots of free software made to stop worms, viruses, and other malware. We tested several such programs to find the free antivirus you can depend on.
• Panda Cloud Antivirus (Beta) Free Software Panda Cloud Antivirus provides great protection in an easy-to-use application, but it's still too deep in development to recommend.
• Microsoft Security Essentials: Basic, Automatic Protection Intuitively designed security software provides free, up-to-date antivirus coverage.
• G-Data Internet Security 2010 This little-known suite takes top honors in our midyear roundup.
• CheckPoint ZoneAlarm Extreme Security 8.0 ZoneAlarm Extreme gives you a lot of useful security features and protection for the money.
• PC Tools Internet Security Despite good heuristics, PC Tools Internet Security missed two Conficker variations.
• Comodo Internet Security Pro 3.8 Comodo's new suite shows promise, but still lacks a few protections.
• Securing the Desktop: Eight Internet Security Suites In the fast-evolving arena of online threats and defenses, our midyear roundup includes security suites from around the world.
• AVG Internet Security 8.5 AVG stays within its core competencies to deliver a strong suite.
• Top Internet Security Suites of 2009 Internet security suites evolve fast; here are the best suites we've found right now.
• 101 Undiscovered Freebies: The List We scoured the Internet to come up with 101 innovative, entirely free downloads and services. Here's the whole collection.
• 8 Great Free Security Tools Here are our picks for no-cost ways to protect your PC, including Avast Home Edition, SpywareBlaster, and more.
• 101 Great Free Sites and Downloads You’ve Probably Never Heard Of We scoured the Internet to come up with 101 innovative, entirely free downloads and services. Don't miss our Best Bets.
• Lavasoft Ad-Aware Pro 8.0.2 Anniversary Edition Security Software Ad-Aware's new antivirus engine offers some extra protection, but you may be better off with just a solid antivirus program.
• Panda Internet Security 2009 Security Software The Panda security suite covers all the bases with its features, and it scans quickly, but it lags behind some rivals at malware detection.
• Webroot Internet Security Essentials Security Software Webroot's first foray into security suites needs some work--and better malware detection--before it becomes worthy of consideration.