Who sells the most economical computer internet security package besides McAfee?
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Read this review/comparison.  Should help you in your decision. \n\nArticle: http://www.pcworld.com/reviews/article/0,aid,125817,00.asp\nProduct comparison: http://www.pcworld.com/reviews/article/0,aid,125857,00.asp\n\nIf you just want an antivirus, here's their comparison of just those:\nhttp://www.pcworld.com/reviews/article/0,aid,124475,00.asp
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avast\n\nhttp://www.jimmyr.com/security.php
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Norton or McAfee are the most popular and best known.
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Hi,\n\nIn my opinion, the best Security Suite is a product called Prevx1.  This is an All-in-one solution that protects users against Viruses, Adware, Spyware, Trojans, hackers, etc.  This means you no longer require a multi-layered protection of separate Virus / Spyware / Adware programs to protect you.\n\nTry out the 60 Day Trial they have on offer here:\nhttp://info.prevx.com/downloadremove.asp\n\nIn addition - Prevx1 is much better at protecting you SOONER from threats.  They have a unique form of real-time protection which doesn't require you to download new signatures to protect your PC.  Once one person has been affected by a new piece of malware - it is automatically determined by Prevx to be bad and then blocks it IMMEDIATELY from being run on any other machine in the world that has Prevx1 installed.  \n\nPretty clever. ;o)
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Besides McAfee Anti-Virus, you need a good anti-spyware program.  It is nearly impossible to remove trojans, viruses, etc. by yourself.  Several good free anti-spyware programs are Spybot, Spyware Blaster, Ad Aware.  One of the best that you can buy is Webroot's Spysweeper.  You also need a good firewall to put a barrier between your computer and the Internet.\n\nWhen you install the apps, make sure that they are set to load at start up.  They will run in the background to protect your computer at all times.\n\nIt is important to run regular scans with these programs.  They will identify any viruses, trojans, keyloggers, etc.  I had a little machine called a Mail Station for several years before I got my computer.  All Mail Station can do is send and receive e-mail.  During that time, I heard all of the horror stories about what the nasties can do to your computer.  When I got my computer, I immediately got the security programs that I run.\n\nI know this sounds like a lot of work...and it IS a lot of work to keep all these programs running....but know that in the 3-1/2 years that I've had my computer, I haven't had problems with any of the bad stuff.  It is definitely worth it to get the security programs and to run them.
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I'm a convert from\nfirst Norton than to Mcafee\nAnti-Virus but now I've found\none Anti-Virus protection that\ncan detect all diffrent types of\nviruses and still amazed because of\nthe updates are every singal day,\nsome times up to 3 times an update \nand the updates are increavably fast and small\ncompaired to all the other companies that\nwork on Anti-Virus and Firewalls, AVG is by the best\nof the best!
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AntiVirus alone is not enough.  While the bigger companies, McAfee and Symantec, are building out a total package, they've gotten pretty pricey for total coverage.  Check out the combination and process documented at http://securitytango.com/   The author is a member of the team from one of the longest running computer advice shows out there on talk radio.
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I prefer and recommand either Norton Anit-virus or McAfee Anti-virus.
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Smart question. It is tricky business indeed.\nWell, I recomend:\n- Kaspersky AntiVirus Personal Pro (for antiviral purposes)\n- ZoneAlarm Pro (a truly powerfull firewall, trust me!)\n- Ad-Aware Pro (besides the excellent spyware detection rate is has an useful antispyware shield)\n- Mozilla Firefox (as main browser - it is the safest)\nIf all of this seems too complicated, you might want to try the Kaspersky Security Suite. Anyway I do NOT recommend neither Norton nor Trend Micro. McAfee maybe, or BitDefender Internet Security 2006. This is all. Have fun searching for these on Google.\nI mention that I have tested these all...
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The only two I would trust are McAffee antivirus or Symantec's Norton Antivirus
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Your information should be pretty safe just stay away from peer to peer download sites like limewire and kazaa.  These sites allow outside pc's just about the same access to your computer as your present setup.  also consider downloading the following programs (FREE). Ad AwareSE (Spyware Cleaner), Spy Bot (Spyware Cleaner), Avast (Virus Software), and Zone Alert (Firewall).  I know you already have Mcafee but the more the better.
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mcafee virus scan pro is gud
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Kaspersky is very good and less intrusive than norton or macafee, avg is free and is very good
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Well Mcafee is good.\nBut Norton Internet is even better.
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AVAST is a good program but AVG antivirus is the best I have used.  It is free and uses hardly any resources.  I have had many friends say that it works better than Norton.  McAfee is crap and Norton is too expensive.  go to   http://free.grisoft.com to download AVG Free Edition.  It even automatically updates itself if you have a broadband connection.  I would also recommend a firewall to prevent the trojans allowing people to get into your computer.
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Hey pal,\n\nKspersky is the BEST!!! believe me with 99.8% of virus detection is the best.\nyou can check the website to select your product.\nwww.kaspersky.com\nthey have everything you need.\n\nCiao,
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If you're a Comcast user, they provide the entire suite of McAfee for free.  The McAfee includes a firewall.  The latest version of McAfee is a memory hog like Norton.  I've been using ZoneAlarm for a long time and haven't had any problems.  You can install a router which will provide a firewall also.