Recent Articles About Antivirus Protection

Avast has standard features like ransomware and phishing protection, a budget-friendly price, and perfect third-party test scores.

All About Cookies surveyed 1,000 Americans to measure how many use antivirus protection and why (or why not), how many people have gotten viruses on their devices, and more.

For U.S. users, UltraAV automatically replaced Kaspersky Antivirus after the ban. But our testing revealed some surprising differences from its predecessor.

Microsoft Defender and Avast both offer free tiers, so we tested them side by side to determine which is better and whether it’s worth upgrading your Windows antivirus.

Browser hijacking can slow down your computer and internet, serve you spammy ads, and make your online experience terrible. Here’s what you can do to fix the problem.

While Avast has a basic free antivirus, it also offers several personalized plans that are easy to customize to your privacy and security concerns.

Alternatives to McAfee should include excellent protection scores, robust features, and fit inside your budget.

AdLock has some great features, but there are other ad blockers that may better suit your needs.

AVG is a good antivirus solution, but it isn’t perfect for all users. Below, we share our recommendations for AVG alternatives and help you determine the best antivirus software fit.

If you’re looking for antivirus software, Bitdefender is a solid choice, but you may want to know what alternatives are available and if they’ll fit your needs.

McAfee is one of the oldest antivirus services on the market, but is it worth the price? We've tested McAfee and give you the breakdown of plans and prices.

AVG antivirus offers a wide range of subscriptions, from free basic coverage to premium multi-device plans. Learn about the advanced security features this freemium antivirus software has to offer.