Antivirus Poll - 2010 (Jan - Jun)

Which antiviruses are you running? You can select multiple items.

Top five AVs from the Jan - Jun 2009 poll

1. Avira/Antivir - 89
2. NOD32 - 65
3. Kaspersky - 40
4. Norton/Symantec - 38
5. Avast - 33

https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=229440&highlight=AntiVirus Poll

Top five AVs from the Jul - Dec 2009 poll

1. Avira/Antivir - 46
2. NOD32 - 27
3. Avast - 22
4. Kaspersky - 20
5. Microsoft Security Essentials - 13
5. None - 13

https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=246814&highlight=AntiVirus Poll

 

Currently running Eset so I voted for eset but will also be installing avast sooner

 

Currently beta testing Avira Professional.

 

Currently running Panda Cloud, so far I really like it. All it needs it automatic program updates and a behavior blocker.

 

Prevx & Vipre.

light, fast & very good protection.

 

ESET

 

Using the Microsoft Security Essentials latest extended beta, on my Win7 Ultimate x86.

It's free, lightweight, very affective and has been praised by near every review, including important ones liko those from AV-Comparatives.org.

 

Using Zonealarm AV which uses the Kaspersky engine.

 

avast! and Prevx. An excellent team.

 

Kaspersky

 

Prevx 3.0 with SafeOnline

 

I'm currently running Panda cloud, so I picked Panda, and also running Avira as a backup AV, I was running eset NOD32 before that however, but when my license ran out I decided it was time to test out some of the new comers.

 

Having tried avast! Free, Avira paid, and NOD32 v 4.0, I stick with the ESET product.

None of them have ever failed me, but ESET gives me the least grief with Win XP MCE.

 

Been using Avast for about 3 years.
Will keep using Avast for as long as it remains capable.
I have every confidence it will remain capable into the foreseeable future.
It's never given me a reason to want to change.

 

Not Hitman Pro?

 

MSE only.

 

MSE, it is 64-bit and it is great for performance and for detection (almost as good as Avira Free in both, but 64-bit just wins along with simplicity).

 

Online Armor ++ with Prevx 3.0 with Safeonline

 

Hi,

I voted Ikarus (included in OA++) and Twister
Lack Emsisoft and Tall Emu in product list

regards,

MaB

 

yes, A2 is missing so i just voted Ikarus since thats half of it. but i also use Avast sometimes.

 

Eset + Prevx and my new friend Bluepoint Security.

 

Right now, I'm using Avira AntiVir Personal - Free

 

Another vote for Online Armor++.

 

Avira Antivir Premium

 

On one computer, Avira Premium. I'm waiting for MSE to mature, but the truth is it doesn't matter really anymore, as I think AVs are second or even third in terms of importance nowadays for computer security, IMO of course!