Recent Articles About Antivirus Protection

Whether you’re looking for an antivirus product that will run quietly in the background or a blanket of security for the entire family, Trend Micro’s full suite of security features will keep you protected.

CleanMyMac promises to make your Mac as good as new. Does it live up to the promise? We ran it through our tests to find out.

Are you a Windows or Android user looking for a reliable antivirus with some premium options, like Bitdefender? Or do you want a product with a AAA rating in third-party testing and banking protection, like Avast?

Macs need antivirus protection too, but many products fail to include top features in their Mac versions. Here are the ones that not only protect your Mac, but offer you more than just the basics.

All About Cookies asked people which operating system they use and which security measures they take to see if Mac or Windows users are better at keeping themselves safe.

Is Guardio the fast, lightweight browser extension you need for secure online browsing? In this article, we put it to the test to find out how this Cloud-centric approach protects your privacy.

If you’ve been hacked, take a breath and read our article to find out how to jump into action and re-secure your account.

Clean Master can help remove unwanted programs that are slowing down your computer. While there is some virus protection, you’ll want a more robust antivirus if you’re serious about security.

You know having antivirus protection is a no-brainer, but you may not know which one is better for your needs: Bitdefender, with its perfect security scores, or Malwarebytes, with its premium features.

Discover Surfshark Antivirus’ comprehensive protection and features and find out if it's the right cybersecurity solution for you.

If you’re looking for an additional layer of security protection that scans files and websites for malware, you’re in the right place. We took a look at some free products and examined the pros and cons to help you pick the best one.

Keyloggers are spyware that can record your keystrokes. Bad actors use them to steal your passwords, money, and identity. We’ll show you how to spot and remove them.