Top Internet Security Suites of 2009

Internet security suites evolve fast; here are the best suites we've found right now.

Edited by Robert Vamosi

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	1. G-Data Internet Security 2010 Bottom Line: This little-known suite takes top honors in our midyear roundup. Full Review • Test Report	Check Latest Prices
	2. Symantec Internet Security 2009 Bottom Line: This strong security suite costs a little more, but it's easy to use and good at blocking malicious software. Full Review • Test Report	Check Latest Prices
	3. BitDefender Internet Security 2009 Bottom Line: Good protection for a great price if you're willing to put up with a couple of interface annoyances. Full Review • Test Report • Buy Now Direct from BitDefender	Check Latest Prices Buy Now Direct from BitDefender
	4. Panda Internet Security 2009 Bottom Line: Panda covers all the bases with its features and it scans quickly, but it isn't great at malware detection. Full Review • Test Report	Check Latest Prices
	5. AVG Internet Security 8.5 Bottom Line: AVG stays within its core competencies to deliver a strong suite. Full Review	Check Latest Prices
	6. Checkpoint ZoneAlarm Extreme Security 8.0 Bottom Line: ZoneAlarm Extreme gives you a lot of useful security features and protection for the money. Full Review	Check Latest Prices
	7. PC Tools Internet Security Bottom Line: Despite good heuristics, PC Tools Internet Security missed two Conficker variations. Full Review	Check Latest Prices
	8. Comodo Internet Security Pro Bottom Line: Comodo's new suite shows promise, but still lacks a few protections. Full Review	Check Latest Prices
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