Bullguard 2013 is Out!!

Any Safepay with it like Bitdefender

 

Nope , i hoop it wi'll be implemented maybe

 

Maybe I am a little brainwashed, but I especially like the Safe Money/SafeMode that some AVs are implementing.
That feature is an important one what with all the hackers, etc.

It would be well for Bullguard to develop it, and implement it.

Jerry

 

Which av,s?
where is the comodo safe pay etc.yet millions swear by comodo.
Avira safe pay?
Many of the top suites have survived without this function.
Why is it suddenly crucial to have it now.
Have the hackers become larger in number.

 

Well, I think the VPN-enabled or virtual machine style browsing sessions are a brand new feature that seem to be available in just a few products like KIS, Bitdefender, and Avast. I agree with Jerry and think these things are a great feature. I suppose it is highly likely that they will show up in more products.

I will be interested to see what happens with Bullguard and this type of tool. I remember seeing BullGuard years ago at a Target store but I really have not paid any attention to them. Reading on their site, however, they seem to primarily integrate other companies' content or systems into a nicely packaged and robust suite. Judging from my experience of the last few days, they do this very well. They have at least some scanning component developed in-house, but who knows if they can or will develop their own secure browsing environment. Maybe they will license the capability from someone else. If they do, I hope they work with Avast. I like their SafeZone the best out the three mentioned above.

 

Sure most do not have this function. However, the two I am using do, Kaspersky and Avast.

I got along without them for years, but I am more confident of my security when using my laptop using an unsecured WIFI in a hotel.

While not crucial maybe, I do desire to take advantage of improvements in protection when I can do it conveniently.

I don't have any numbers, but I suspect that hackers are greater in numbers, and more sophisticated. However, you can decide that for yourself.

Regards,
Jerry

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDdFyrBjSHg&feature=em-uploademail-new

 

BullGuard = BitDefender without all the bugs! A free version would be nice, come on BullGuard ...

 

BullGuard have to license the technology, so they can't even do an extended trial beyond 90 days, as far as I remember. Definitely not a free version.

We've asked them a few times for a 6-month version for our UK magazine promos, but they haven't been able to offer one, sadly. From what I understand, BullGuard have to pay a license fee for any extended trials beyond 90 days.

 

-http://feedback.bullguard.com/forums/138160-general-feedback/suggestions/2911416-how-about-a-free-basic-internet-security-with-anti

 

No bugs here with Bitdefender,why buy something that doesnt have all the features of the real thing

 

Thanks for your interest and sharing your ideas with us. Indeed freemium is a model that looks attractive for some of our users and we might consider it for the future. However, please consider the fact that all free products are heavily limited and besides catchy marketing, don’t offer you full protection.

What about comodo.?
Is that all limited and catchy marketing.?

 

I am not sure why we are focusing so much on Bitdefender. That is only one piece of Bullguard Internet Security. Clearly, the Bullguard people sought out the best technology they could license to put into their product. It is a mistake to think the suite's capabilities are too reliant on just one piece.

So, I had to uninstall Bullguard from my three year old laptop. The machine was not operating very smoothly so I decided to go back to Eset Security Suite. That is about the only program that runs well on my laptop for some reason.

After I uninstalled Bullguard, the laptop was running very sluggishly, even before I had reloaded ESS. I found that the process for Secunia Personal Software Inspector was consuming lots of CPU power. I know that Secunia is licensed as a part of Bullguard and I already had it on my laptop before installing Bullguard. It was still on the machine as a stand alone product after uninstalling Bullguard.

I don't know what happened during the uninstall, but the machine was practically unusable until I then uninstalled the stand alone version of Secunia. I may reinstall Secunia to see what happens. Anyway, if you are trialing Bullguard and uninstall it, you might want to watch for a problem with the Secunia process going wild. Hopefully, it was just something weird with my machine.

 

Good Morning ! Tried 2013 of Bullguard...used it with WSA Essentials and App Guard...two things...no Scan Scheduler evident...and the Spamfilter wouldn't recognize that I'm a Windows Hotmail user...not a satisfactory experience. Now having said that...these two issues were also akin to Bullguard 2012 Internet Security Suite. And perhaps their might exist issues with WSA and App Guard. That was my experience...so I re-installed Avira I.S.2012...it's more customizable...and lighter on my system resources. And as a footnote I also un-installed App Guard...as I felt it simply interfered to often with my apps. Sincerely...Securon

 

Everybody installing and uninstalling.crikey im surprised everybodies computer can take it.
Anyway after my kaspersky has expired i may try bullguard as it seems a decent app.
Regards.

 

well people should be making a base image to restore to before installing any new av imo. its never a good idea imo to install any security program on a system that has had another whether you use the uninstall tool or not. tried bullguard and found it okay. great detection but didnt like the suite overall personally.

 

I think asking for a AV+FW is a little bit too much to ask, at least for now anyways. I guess it would be nice though if they included a "simple" free version that uses their in-house sigs and maybe antiphishing module.

Everyone is drooling over BitDefender... hehe..

 

There are more than 12 decent security products out there. 30-days of free trial per product, and now you have year's worth of free security. Rinse and repeat the next year

 

LOL didnt think of this in that way.Not very healthy for the computer though.
You say there are 12 decent security apps.
Care to list them.?

 

as i said make a base image prior to any av being installed then when you want to change restore your image install new av. done then you can easily switch between them all as often as you want to.

 

Does bullguard support opera browser ?

 

It is still running very light and Good on my ststem i like it a lot for so far as now.

 

Is there any password protection for online banking?

 

I have been using this for a couple of weeks on a computer, incognito.

It has to be one of the best suites I have tried in awhile. How good? Just swithched remaining computers over to it

 

It must be light!