Pros
- Free tech support
- Good core security protection
Cons
- Lacks some features common in other suites
Bottom Line
PC Tools Internet Security 2010 is greatly improved over last year’s version, with better traditional malware detection augmenting its strong behavioral protection, but it lacks some features common in competing suites.
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