Beta : Webroot Suite 2010

Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by vijayind, Jul 29, 2009.

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  1. vijayind

    vijayind Registered Member

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    Webroot Inc is calling you out to preview their new 2010 suite. With a $250 Amazon gift card as prize for the best testers.

    Due to some bad Webroot incidents in the past, I usually stay away from anything that they make. But maybe someone else would find the latest Webroot avatar enticing :cautious:

    To sign-up click here.
     
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    well the little half screenshot looks like theyve improved the GUI nicely :D so thats 1 good thing about it so far i guess :D
     
  3. Pleonasm

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    It’s interesting that no mention is made by Webroot of adding “in-the-cloud” technologies to its 2010 security suite. Webroot appears to have some of these capabilities in its business product (see here) -- so, will they migrate the functionality into the consumer product?
     
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    you know, this is one suite that might be interesting. I think we can agree with their in-house antispyware ability. I am sure they have out sourced some other modules from other vendors. But clean-up and a few others may make this worth a spin. Guess I need to try it.
     
  5. raven211

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    No technical details that I've seen yet... :cautious:
     
  6. Fly

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    Scary ! :argh:
     
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    Does everything apply for the new beta as well? I knew those specific details, but not sure if the same technical details applied for the beta too - the software that their security is based on that's. ;)
     
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    I haven't found anything on the specifics for the beta.
     
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    Okay, thanks for answering, Tester. ;)
     
  11. the Tester

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    No prob Raven.
     
  12. Chubb

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    The UI looks similar to BitDefender or Norton...
     
  13. firzen771

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    it looked a lot like Norton 360 to me.
     
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    Just hope that they can make the Sophos AV component more customizable.
     
  15. Fly

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    I would expect their antispyware ability to be sub par compared to the best AV vendors. I mean, who cares about viruses that reformat harddrives ? Those are rare, no business model either. 'Viruses' and 'spyware' and 'adware' have blended into malware.
     
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