Trend Micro Titanium AV 2013

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  1. Macstorm

    Macstorm Registered Member

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    First things first... Happy New Year everyone! *puppy*

    As title reads. I'm currently trialing TMAV 2013 for five days so far and I am very pleased I did. I haven't experienced any lags whatsoever on my pc which was my main concern before trying it, according to other users experiences. Actually, I have to admit that av-test and av-comparatives made me to think about TMAV because of its top rank in malware detection, meanwhile this software has passed my own "rigorous tests" :D with flying colors. And if things go as good as they're going now, I wouldn't think twice about recommend it to my family and friends. Anyone else here using TM? any thoughts good or bad?
     
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    It has a very strong webfilter so in malware Prevention it seems to be quiet good. if i remember correctly however it's on demand capabilities are very limited so for that you might want to use something else.
     
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    Trend Micro Titanium plus Anti Virus 2013 Lifetime license for 7 PC Available on usb and includes system mechanic 11 at QVC Shopping network for $99.96 with 3 easy pay option.You can find it under electronics - software.
     
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    my opinion: protection was good almost to much so blocked some things i didnt want it to. but not enough settings and control for me imo. did have some slowdown but not as much as others and not nearly what it used to have. not fond of its "firewall helper" with really not way to set things in it.
     
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    note that each install is tied to that pc and can not be moved from the usb install. so if you got a new pc you loose one install. i have a client who bought this and we installed it. they then bought a new pc and we contacted trend and they said just go ahead and install it on the new pc then after that they told us they already lost one activation because they installed it on the previous machine and its "tied" to the old machine so now they were down one install. just make note for anyone who buys it.
     
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    Noted,still a good deal for no yearly renewal fees.
     
  7. Macstorm

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    Thanks all for your input. I'm still wondering how TM did to improve their detection rate in last months :thumb:
     
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    Turned up the Heru detections to favour detection over FP's. Where as in previous years it was favoured for a lack of FP's over detection.
     
  9. Macstorm

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    Thanks. They did a very good job then. No big deal their fp's from what I see at av-comp. And at av-test it's a winner too, they both can't be wrong :cool:
     
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    Except, it seems to rely on the cloud and heuristics a bit too much. Might be a problem under some very specific circumstances. The FPs probably went down because of cloud-based whitelists.

    I personally still prefer a good local database over a cloud based one.
     
  11. Macstorm

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    Thanks. I'm fine with their heuristics but I didn't know they rely on cloud detection that much, then this could explain the lightness of TM. I'll keep in mind that one ;)
     
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    They use The Trend Micro Smart Protection Network
     
  13. Macstorm

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    Thanks. Found this link about their SPN:

    http://cloudsecurity.trendmicro.com...echnology/smart-protection-network/index.html
     
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