What is the best anti-virus/firewall available, upto £70.

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Hi all. I have macaffe atm, being with them for 3 years but now, I just don't think they cut it anymore.

I'm just wondering what are the best firewall and anti-virus programmes out there. I don't mind paying upto £70 for them. I just want something that is really going to stop the nasteys from getting into my pc, virus, spyway and the like.

Cheers all.
 
NOD32 - £23 for one year / £35 for 2 years / £46 for 3 years. No VAT on those prices though. So £27.03 / £41.13 / £54.05.

Sunbelt Kerio - either use the free version or get the paid for version for abotu £10-11. Its $19.95 which is about £9.95 at the moment.

Othes to consider are Kaspersky and Comodo firewalls. There is a free AOL av that is effectively a rebranded Kaspersky but there are 2 AOL av's and one is the good Kaspersky and one isn't.
 
MarcLister said:
NOD32 - £23 for one year / £35 for 2 years / £46 for 3 years. No VAT on those prices though. So £27.03 / £41.13 / £54.05.

Sunbelt Kerio - either use the free version or get the paid for version for abotu £10-11. Its $19.95 which is about £9.95 at the moment.

Othes to consider are Kaspersky and Comodo firewalls. There is a free AOL av that is effectively a rebranded Kaspersky but there are 2 AOL av's and one is the good Kaspersky and one isn't.

Another vote for NOD32
 
Another vote for Nod32 (works a treat with XP and Vista) - firewall wise I have to say the Windows one does me fine (backed up by a hardware on in my Belkin Router ;) ) - but if I didn't have that I'd be using Zone Labs, ZoneAlarm - really easy to use and seemed effective!
 
cavemanoc said:
Another vote for Nod32 (works a treat with XP and Vista) - firewall wise I have to say the Windows one does me fine (backed up by a hardware on in my Belkin Router ;) ) - but if I didn't have that I'd be using Zone Labs, ZoneAlarm - really easy to use and seemed effective!
I used to swear by ZoneAlarm but I decided to give Sunbelt Kerio a try and my word its brilliant. OK it thinks Ad-aware is trying to inject code somewhere whenever I run a scan but other than that its perfect.
 
Rich said:
Nod32, which will have its own firewall in version 3 :) Until then, use the Windows jobby.
Aren't there going to be two flavours of NOD32 v3? One with the firewall, thus in effect a full security suite and one without, just NOD32 v3 antivirus?
 
I have used NOD32(2 years) and Kaspersky both are excellent. Kaspersky has a more user friendly interface than NOD32, but this will change when NOD32 releases V3.

NOD32 uses slightly less resources than Kaspersky........

The choice is yours!.....
 
just got norton security suit for my laptop, my desktop and my brother's PC, and got all 3 licences for about £35!! now that's cheap for firewall, spywere detection, anti-virus and few other bits!!!
 
llaadd said:
just got norton security suit for my laptop, my desktop and my brother's PC, and got all 3 licences for about £35!! now that's cheap for firewall, spywere detection, anti-virus and few other bits!!!

Norton is crap tbh... :o

Nod32 + Windows Firewall (sp2) = Win :D
 
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Norton could be free and I'd still never, ever use it. How they can get away with charging for that oversized, bloated nasty software, I don't know.
 
llaadd said:
just got norton security suit for my laptop, my desktop and my brother's PC, and got all 3 licences for about £35!! now that's cheap for firewall, spywere detection, anti-virus and few other bits!!!

While your on, theres a special offer on at the amputation centre, 300 limbs for £1, bargain tbh :rolleyes:
 
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