Which of these three Antivirus system should I go with and why?

[mtb211]

After looking at many different products our small little company, about 15 people , have narrowed our search down to these products

Norton antivirus 2010

Bit Defender 2010

and Trend Micro Internet Securtiy.


I tried to push avast or avg on them but they didnt like the layouts so im stuck to these three options, if you want to make a case for mcafee you can, but I have found it doesnt run very well on lower end pcs and uses many resources much like norton

Thx

Matt

 

[G25r8cer]

Out of those three I would choose Bit Defender but, its not the best AV. Have you checked out Nod32 or ESET Smart Security? They are both great AV's. They run very well on low end pc's b/c they dont hog up system resources (ram).

Edit: Nod32 = Antivirus

ESET Smart Security = nod32 + firewall

 

[ProxyRepair]

Personally I would go with malware bytes paid version. $15 for a lifetime Plus its the best virus scanner out there

 

[TFT]

Personally I would go with malware bytes paid version. $15 for a lifetime Plus its the best virus scanner out there

Malwarebytes is not an Antivirus program, besides he seems to be wanting a suite or seperates to cover Firewall, antivirus and malware.

The latest Norton is not such a resource hog as the previous versions and is quite good, but there are better suites out there.

 

[mtb211]

hey thanks

I have just researched many of the different anti virus's , Ive made a pro con list, I can attach the excel sheet if you want but I have looked into that antivirus , Weve added trend micro to our list, we also have added kaspersky.

Does anyone know of a good website for internet suites that maybe lists which are resources hogs, or just pros and cons of each ?

Nod32 review
http://video.google.com/videosearch...nt=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&hl=en&tab=wv#


I saw another review and someone killed that program, So I really am not sure what to think

 

[lawson_jl]

How about Microsoft Security Essentials it's free and all the independent tests put it at the top of all the list.

 

[lubo4444]

out of those three i would choose bit defender but, its not the best av. Have you checked out nod32 or eset smart security? They are both great av's. They run very well on low end pc's b/c they dont hog up system resources (ram).

Edit: Nod32 = antivirus

eset smart security = nod32 + firewall

+1.

 

[chrisalv14]

Bit defender. - Its quite simple to use.

 

[Stoic Sentinel]

How about Microsoft Security Essentials it's free and all the independent tests put it at the top of all the list.

+1 and Avira A/V

 

[gimmigzgy]

ESET NOD32,

dont choose any other anti-virus rather than this,

cuz this is pure perfection

 

[mtb211]

hmm eset nod32, is it really expenisve? i need 25 licenses, cant seem to find a price for it

 

[tremmor]

there are many. i benchmarked all and tried the trials and went with
http://www.kaspersky.com/ Internet security that works well.

i tried the Nod. but Kaspersky was my choice.

 

[mtb211]

i have kaspersky at home, love it

 

[mtb211]

only have two weeks left until my trial is up, what is it 50 dollars?