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At a glanceExpert's Rating ProsTop-notch antivirus protectionMore granular control over settings, including scan depthStreamlined, easy to navigate interfaceConsSlower PCs may see a performance impact during long full scansNo included VPN and password managerA couple of features are buggyOur VerdictAvast Premium Security expands the protection of the company’s already excellent free antivirus software by leaning harder into safeguarding your PC. That can be a boon for those who don’t need (or want) their security…

At a glanceExpert's Rating ProsClean, uncluttered interfaceExcellent antivirus protectionWell-priced for its feature setConsFull scans affect PC performance when using Microsoft Office appsNo included password managerOur VerdictAvast One expands upon the company’s free security suite, with upgraded defenses against online threats and additional features. You don’t get just excellent antivirus protection, but tools to safeguard your identity and privacy (including a VPN with unlimited bandwidth), as well as tune up…

After promising that its software would shield internet users from third-party tracking, Avast allegedly harvested and sold customers' online browsing data, according to the Federal Trade Commission. The maker of antivirus software deceived customers by claiming it would protect their privacy, while not making clear it would collect and sell their "detailed, re-identifiable browsing data," the agency announced Thursday."Avast promised users that its products would protect the privacy of their browsing data but delivered…

Avast You’d think that few types of software are as trustworthy as some of the best antivirus programs, but it turns out that perceptions can be deceiving. Avast, one of the most recognizable antivirus solutions for PCs, was found to be secretly collecting and selling user data to third-party corporations for a period of six years. Following an investigation, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) fined Avast $16.5 million and banned it from doing this again in the future. Even if you weren’t using Avast, your data…

Just like your computer, your Android phone can fall victim to viruses and malware. These infections can slow your system down and create glitches that make it difficult to use your phone. Whether you’ve downloaded an infected app or visited a corrupted website, you have to stop it fast to protect your phone. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to scan your phone and remove malware and viruses from your Android phone: If you think you know which app is causing you problems, you can head over to…

For years, if you wanted the best antivirus software, you had to pay up for genuine protection and security. Any free antivirus software admittedly lacked some critical features, like fraud protection or link blocking. While some antivirus programs cost money, there are plenty of free options with fantastic features. These days, you don’t always have to miss out on features like malware blockers just because these antivirus options are free. Plus, you can download these programs and start using them immediately. The…

At a glanceExpert's Rating ProsPowerful, effective antivirus and privacy toolsRuns quietly in the backgroundUnlimited VPN usageConsNo parental controlsNo password managerExtremely basic ID protectionOur VerdictCombining strong antivirus and malware protection with a number of other tools including a VPN and secure file lockers, Avast One appears to be a great product. However, it’s very difficult to recommend that you pay for it when most of the features are available in the free Essential version. Avast is one of…

Data is one of the most important aspects for anyone who is digitally active. Data is one of the most important aspects for anyone who is digitally active. However, that same data is what hackers are targeting too. To keep data safe, a number of companies are focussing on artificial intelligence. Here we list 6, including AppGuard, Cisco and Avast.User safety is the top priority for cybersecurity firms. Numerous servers host photographs, videos, links, and online pages; therefore, keeping them out of hackers' access is…

Companies like Cisco, Noventiq, Sapphire, Avast and others, are instrumental in safeguarding companies from hackers and fraudsters. In today's tech-driven, digital world Cyber Security is one of the most important parts of the business and you do not want to take any risks with it to ensure your business does not fall apart after a hack attack. If you are interested in that sort of work, then just check out this list of 7 best cyber security companies to work for, from Cisco, Noventiq, Sapphire to Avast.…

NortonLifeLock's $8.6 billion purchase of rival Avast won provisional clearance from Britain on Wednesday, overcoming the final hurdle to creating a consumer security software giant and sending Avast shares to an all-time high. Shares in Avast rose as much as 43% to 683.2 pence and U.S-listed NortonLifeLock's shares were up 3% before the bell, after the firms were forced to delay the deal's closing date pending regulatory approvals. The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) launched a deeper investigation into the…