Real Time protection is what StrikeForce specializ
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Posted On: 08/02/2017 1:31:05 AM
Real Time protection is what StrikeForce specializes in. So if you are interested in protecting your identity and personal information, you will have keyboard encryption and double down with 2 factor OOB authentication.
To protect your computer from malicious malware you may want to consider the following:
Anti-virus does not protect one in real time. But the following is one persons opinion of the ranking of available anti-virus programs.
Symantec while public and well known, In his humble opinion, is not the one to worry about. In the computer science and general "nerds" of the field, the reputation is as follows for anti-virus software.
Weebroot > Kaspersky > Avast > Symantec > McAfee
Reasons:
Weebroot. Fast at scanning (quickest I've seen). Scans my 512GB ssd in 5 minutes. And is defined as light on boot-up. The best I've seen all around. Aside from a clunky interface with tons of features. The software is killer.
Kaspersky. Some of the best protection I've used. Blocked many a maleware. Nice panel, a bit slow to install, and scan but it's a serous firewall of force.
Avast. Free. Lots of people use this because the base free product is not bad. I often install this temporarily while waiting for a sale for the above two.
Symantec. The reactivation of the software and general dumb down panel of controls makes the average user like this. It's slow to scan however and rather bulky in the load it takes to run.
McAfee. I haven't used this in a while and it's generally installed on laptops as oem software. Being an oem, I will not go further as I don't think I need to say anything. When was something ever good that came free on the side? Okay, maybe happy kid meal toys.
In short, my concern isn't anti-virus software looking at SFOR and neither should it be yours. It's SFOR running out of money before infringes pay their dues in my honest opinion.
Sure, we won against Microsoft but net profit was negative by a couple million last quarter because we're selling products in stores now. That costs money. Advertising costs money. Making the product on such a scale costs money. That is the pressure. Granted, that is far less pressure than before winning against Microsoft and not having Ropes and Gray around. My 2 cents.
To protect your computer from malicious malware you may want to consider the following:
Anti-virus does not protect one in real time. But the following is one persons opinion of the ranking of available anti-virus programs.
Symantec while public and well known, In his humble opinion, is not the one to worry about. In the computer science and general "nerds" of the field, the reputation is as follows for anti-virus software.
Weebroot > Kaspersky > Avast > Symantec > McAfee
Reasons:
Weebroot. Fast at scanning (quickest I've seen). Scans my 512GB ssd in 5 minutes. And is defined as light on boot-up. The best I've seen all around. Aside from a clunky interface with tons of features. The software is killer.
Kaspersky. Some of the best protection I've used. Blocked many a maleware. Nice panel, a bit slow to install, and scan but it's a serous firewall of force.
Avast. Free. Lots of people use this because the base free product is not bad. I often install this temporarily while waiting for a sale for the above two.
Symantec. The reactivation of the software and general dumb down panel of controls makes the average user like this. It's slow to scan however and rather bulky in the load it takes to run.
McAfee. I haven't used this in a while and it's generally installed on laptops as oem software. Being an oem, I will not go further as I don't think I need to say anything. When was something ever good that came free on the side? Okay, maybe happy kid meal toys.
In short, my concern isn't anti-virus software looking at SFOR and neither should it be yours. It's SFOR running out of money before infringes pay their dues in my honest opinion.
Sure, we won against Microsoft but net profit was negative by a couple million last quarter because we're selling products in stores now. That costs money. Advertising costs money. Making the product on such a scale costs money. That is the pressure. Granted, that is far less pressure than before winning against Microsoft and not having Ropes and Gray around. My 2 cents.
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