Review of security product by Chip Magazine

Just found another review of security product by chip magazine.

Here is link : http://www.chip.in/section/buying_guides/How-Well-Do-Security-Suites-Protect.html


Results image :

http://www.chip.in/images/content_images/june_2011/Security-Suites-comparison.jpg.jpg

 

Re: Review of security product bt Chip Magazine

wow eset did not do as expected..but great work by norton and pc tools

 

it would have been nice to see Avast tested.

 

As a current user of F-Secure IS 2011 (´till November) can´t complain ( thow it´s kiddy GUI make me feel very uncomfortable)...

 

Sensationally awful results from ESET.

 

Sensationally unprofessional and intelligence insulting excuse of a test!
Or at lest the way this summary looks.

 

Eset always performs poorly with AV-test conducted tests. Nothing new here.

 

Is this test conducted by AV-Test.org?

 

Yes, it is.

 

Nice review and Kaspersky didn't performed well as expected and also bad for eset. BTW kaspersky is cheapest AV in India(Rs 575~ $12. good for me

 

They rated ESET lowest for performance too. I'm not buying into that.

 

Nopes its G-Data rs. 400.

 

Soo,,, if Eset had been rated number 1, what would we be calling this site.

 

Some programs are good when they are bad and some are bad when they are good. And Comodo is the only one with fanboys, right? I think I got it!

 

Interesting Indian review. Thanks for sharing.

 

Chip Magazine? What kind of chip? Poker chip? Potato chip? Buffalo chip?

But seriously -- Norton AV is looking better & better. Also, NAV is one of the few AVs that does NOT require a re-boot during install. Ergo, I was able to trial it in Shadow Mode. I was greatly impressed.

AVG & Avast were not tested. Odds fish!

 

Computer chip, observe the context once again please. That is, unless you were kidding.

 

You nailed it.

 

Bargaining chip.

 

Yeah based on that comparison image but I didn't find anyone selling GData products in their stores here

 

try best buy or walmart even target

 

I knew this post would see many hilarious comment when i posted it. especially because we have lot of fans here for eset ( including me )

Dont consider this as absolute.... what I cannot digest at all is McAfee ahead of nod32

 

Interesting read and results

 

Interesting results. Kaspersky didn't perform as expected.