AV-Comparatives: Approved Windows 10 Security Products

AV-Comparatives: Approved Windows 10 Security Products
http://www.av-comparatives.org/windows-10-approved-products/

 

Incomplete and unfair list IMHO since it only includes Security Products that participate in AV-C's main tests and we know that some, such as Webroot and Norton, don't participate because they have major objections respecting the real world accuracy of at least one of AV-C's tests on their product because their product's protection methods, and to be eligible for AV-Comparative testing on any of it's tests a company has to agree to participate in all tests.

 

We tested the security solutions participating in our public main-tests for compatibility with Windows 10

 

Emsisoft is shown compatible and they don't participate in AV-C's tests anymore.

 

I thought vendors themselves would be quick to intimate users on how compatible their product is with Windows 10 (afterall, another cash cow). I don't see why AV-Comparatives needs to do this testing.

 

http://www.360totalsecurity.com/en/features/360-total-security/
For Windows 10/8.1/8/7/Vista/XP (32,64bit)

Version : 7.2.0.1034

 

I guess everyone can take it as they desire, and do what they think is best.
I used Norton for years, but when they refused to permit tests by AVC I stopped using Norton. I like to be able to get some comparative information and in my opinion AVC is fair and competent.
Jerry

 

Who said that? By the way Emsisoft is getting really good results in AV-C tests.


http://blog.emsisoft.com/2015/07/03...improvement-of-the-latest-version-10-release/

 

This: https://www.wilderssecurity.com/threads/av-test-jan-feb-2014-results-are-out.361802/#post-2354026 plus the fact Emsisoft didn't show up in most of A-VC's 2014 test results, lead me to believe they no longer used AV-C services. I also believe there were posts in Wilder's by Fabian to this effect. They might just selectively participate since they were included in this report?

 

They recently gave up on MRG Effitas.

 

Emsisoft was never tested by Av-Test, you are doing some confusion.
Emsisoft participated in most (all? ) tests in AV comparatives, there is no reason to think that they are going to gave up on AV-C.

See this:
http://blog.emsisoft.com/2015/01/27/emsisoft-receives-top-rated-certification-from-av-comparatives/

 

Yes, it was MRG that I was thinking about. Sorry about that.