Follow these easy tips to protect the security of your devices, your data, your internet traffic, and your identity.

Offering more than just the basics, G Data Antivirus includes a spam filter and components designed to fight ransomware and other malware types.

Most people never come face-to-face with malware, but having tested security software for decades, we're not most people. Let's take a deep dive into the dark web to show you what malware actually looks like.

Award-winning cybersecurity that protects your most valuable personal information doesn’t have to cost a small fortune.

G Data Antivirus for Mac removes any malware present on your Mac and prevents future attacks, with no added embellishments.

The Mac version of Panda Dome Essential costs as much as its more powerful Windows equivalent but offers nothing more than antivirus and a limited VPN.

Upgrading from Avast’s free antivirus to Avast One for Mac eliminates VPN restrictions and adds useful features such as blocking browser fingerprints, monitoring breaches for your data, and freeing up disk space.

Avast One Basic for Mac gives you effective antivirus protection at no cost, along with a feature-limited VPN and a substantial collection of bonus security and privacy features.

The free and expansive Avast One Basic offers antivirus protection and more for all your devices, with top lab test scores on Android, macOS, and Windows.

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The ESET NOD32 Antivirus 2024 Edition brings decades of award-winning technology to its multilayered antivirus solution.

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Quick Heal Total Security for Mac costs more than competitors—a lot more if you want multiple licenses—and it made a poor showing in our hands-on tests.

Quick Heal AntiVirus Pro boasts a broad range of security features, but its core antivirus protections score poorly in testing.

The FTC made undercover purchases of Restoro and Reimage antivirus software, and alleges they're scamming customers out of tens of millions of dollars.