Computer software security for the internet

Computer software security for the internet

1-Panda Internet Security 2011 16.0

Panda Internet Security 2011 is the security suite that lets you use the Internet for everything. It protects you from viruses, hackers, online fraud, identity theft and all other known and unknown threats. Also, it keeps your inbox spam-free, and allows you to surf the Web privately and securely with the new Panda Safe Browser. With the Parental Control feature, your children can browse the Internet safely. Thanks to Collective Intelligence, the product is safer and faster. Collective Intelligence is an information network that leverages the knowledge gathered from the Panda user community. It protects and detects in real time. This new version includes a host of utilities and new features for your peace of mind and total satisfaction. Its improved protection against spyware, phishing, rootkits and banking Trojans lets you surf the Web with complete peace of mind, thanks to the new Web Filter and intelligent updates. You will also enjoy local and online backup as well as the possibility to access your PC remotely. Its new, elegant, intuitive, easy-to-use interface offers maximum protection with minimum impact on the PC. It includes Panda USB Vaccine to protect your PC and USB drives from infections, and Panda Safe CD to disinfect all types of malware on your computer even if Windows does not boot. Play games without interruptions with the new multimedia/gaming mode, and check the status of your home computers with the new Home Network Manager. With 24h/365d Technical Support through our support forum, by email and Web, you will be able to send suspicious files directly to our PandaLabs engineers. Panda Security protects its users against viruses and other threats. As always, you can be sure that Panda's products offer maximum protection with minimum PC resource consumption.

info

Price: Free to try (30-day trial) $60.95 to buy

Operating system: Windows XP/Vista/7

(72.72MB)

download here

http://i2links.com/29566

2-McAfee Internet Security 2010

McAfee has gone and done something drastic for the 2010 version of its basic security program, and we're not talking about the new name. McAfee AntiVirus Plus, which last year was known as McAfee VirusScan Plus, has a new interface that redefines how to streamline the complex and varied tools currently available in A-list security programs.

The the new and unusual top-down design is surprisingly easy to use, with clear delineations between features. Potentially confusing names have been jettisoned. For example, firewall settings control how you access the Web, so they're listed under Web and E-mail Protection. Also, McAfee stands out for not only color-coding what your status is, but also adding in what that means. The "Your computer is secure" message is bolstered by "No action required," a helpful tip. Click on any of the four categories just below the status bar and the pane just to the right reveals links to drill deeper into your security status. Mouse over the big subcategories at the bottom and a general status message appears next to the name. Click on one to for more configuration settings.

The biggest feature update comes to McAfee's real-time defense engine, called Artemis. In the 2010 version, it works in conjunction with McAfee's SiteAdvisor to scan downloads as they occur. The scans include using real-time URL, IP address, and domain name data in conjunction with a blend of blacklists, whitelists, and cloud analysis to evaluate downloads for threats before they land on your hard drive. According to McAfee, its 2010 suite has huge leaps in performance, due in part to selective process loading when you boot, and in part to flagging already-examined files as safe. Overall, we found McAfee AntiVirus Plus 2010 to be a much-needed and long-overdue improvement to McAfee's consumer protection line.

info

Price: Free to try (30-day trial) $69.99 to buy

Operating system: Windows XP/Vista/7

(123.17MB)

download here

http://i2links.com/29568