KIS9 or Avira Suite - I just can't make up my mind!

my KIS license will expire in less than a month, below is Avira suite function....what will i miss with KIS if i choose Avira Suite?

AntiVir protection from viruses, worms and Trojans
AntiDialer protection against expensive dialers
AntiRootkit protection from hidden rootkits
Faster Scanning up to 20% faster
New User Interface
AntiPhishing protection from phishing
AntiSpyware protection from spyware and adware
WebGuard protection from malicious websites
RescueSystem creates a bootable rescue CD
Enhanced email protection for POP3 and SMTP
Fast Premium update server
AntiSpam filters out unwanted and phishing emails
FireWall protection from hackers
GameMode uninterrupted game play
Backup-System saves your important data
AntiBot prevents dangerous bot networks <--- not sure if KIS got this function?
AntiDrive-by stops surfing malware downloads <---

 

A Vs B.. = Closed.

 

it's not another "VS" thread...

to be precise, i dont know if KIS have this function of Avira Suite and what's the advantage of this function of AVIRA.

AntiBot prevents dangerous bot networks
AntiDrive-by stops surfing malware downloads

 

You'll be ok with both.

 

Agreed. Both suites have an excellent AV as its core. Don't get too caught up on the features or the marketing story from either firm. Try both and see which one is faster and less resource intensive on your system.

 

I agree wholeheartedly with Tiagozt. These two are pretty much cream of the crop and you'll be in very good hands. It comes down to personal choice and what works best on your computer. Of course I'm trialing Panda AV 2009 right now so................well see...

 

There's another possibility: Don't use any suite. With what you've got, RollbackRx + Sandboxie+ Router firewall+ perhaps a secure browser(Firefox?) you'll be well protected with a super fast system, and some money to spare. It's only another opinion.

 

Well, when you position it as a simple feature set list comparison, yes it is. Further, stating a feature list and initiating a random walk through of what each feature noted is clearly something that can be handled better with a comprehesive self-review of the product documentation.

Thread closed.

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