F-Secure

Hello all,

I m newbie on this forum,
i have some question about F-Secure product, how do you thing about F-Secure.

And if compare F-Secure with other AV (Kaspersky, MCAfee, Norton, Bit Defender, Trend Micro) what the strong point of F-Secure.

I need your opinion about this product.

Thank You all
Best regard
hawaianblue_

 

i love f-secure and have had a few licences with them in the past,

their detection is fantastic as it uses kasperskys engine and is designed well.

heuristics: it uses its own plus norman sandbox's
HIPS: norman sandbox of course which i think worked a treat

its a bit more 'system heavy' than kaspersky, but i do prefer it over kaspersky, and it is cheaper too. (no offers)

hope that helps, you wont be dissappointed with protection that f-secure offers, you will be secure

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p.s.

but dont forget to give the dr.web a try

 

you will be secure with f-secure but you will hate having the whole army with you when ever you use the pc to even just go to the safest locations .
try dr web nod32 and kaspersky and bitdefender.
lodore

 

Yes, it can be a tad heavy at times but it is a lot better than Norton and McAfee IS's. I have tried Kaspersky but I like FS's "feel" better. That is why it is great to have choices, you can choose anything that rocks your boat

 

yes f-secure feels alot more secure, also... if you have a decent machine, no suite or antivirus should matter with usage etc etc

 

What the hell is with all the software lately!?!!? Whatever i install it has to force some freakin crappy localized version which i DON'T WANT for crying out loud. I just installed ENGLISH F-Secure 2007 and what i got? A freakin slovenian localized junk. Geez i hate this crap. Of course there are no settings to change the language to english and translation is a complete rubbish. Why that doesn't surprise me at all...

 

Ok, managed to trash the thing by deleting Localized folder. However, some parts are still in slovenian language grrrrr.

Is F-Secure 2007 really using KAV+Norman ? About message seems to say so. Looks like they polled it off nicely. It's fast and doesn't really use much resources. Apart from stupid localization i really like it.

 

Yes, Norman is part of DeepGuard along with Adaware and Blacklight (for rootkit detection) as my understanding goes.