Antivirus Reviews

Aura packs plenty of features into its security suite, giving you antivirus protection, identity theft coverage, crediting monitoring, and even providing coverage for multiple devices and people.

If you’re a Mac user and want an antivirus tailored specifically to macOS, you should check out Intego antivirus.

ZoneAlarm's firewall is impressive, its malware and phishing protection leave much to be desired.

Emsisoft bills itself as next-gen anti-malware software that can beat the meager issues caused by viruses while tackling big, bad malware. But is it too technical for the average home user?

If you’re a Windows user, you may want to use HitmanPro.Alert. It’s a malware removal and antivirus tool that can integrate seamlessly into your current antivirus or as a standalone against online threats.

Immunet antivirus is a lightweight, community-based, free antivirus that protects against malware, viruses, and trojans, but is it good enough to stand alone?

We compare Malwarebytes’s easy simplicity against McAfee’s feature-rich plans.

Microsoft Defender and Windows Security are often called Windows Defender, but that’s the wrong name for two very different products. We’ll show you the difference as well as which one provides the best protection.

If you need a full set of security features and coverage for multiple devices, Avast may be the perfect solution for you. But Malwarebytes’ simpler approach and potentially lower cost may check all your boxes. Let’s find out exactly how these two stack up