My Top Antivirus Picks

These are my picks for 2015

 #1. Bitdefender Antivirus free Edition

Bitdefender Antivirus  is an antivirus program designed to be fast and to minimize user interaction, while sacrificing nothing of the malware detection and removal capabilities that Bitdefender products are generally known for. By default, Bitdefender Antivirus Free Edition scans and cleans your system using only the resources that you, your software or your operating system are not using, thus achieving near-zero impact on your activities.

#2 : Avast Free

Avast Free Antivirus is a full-featured product, with the same antivirus and anti-spyware scanning engine used in our premium products. Version 7.0 provides even faster protection than its predecessor and offers a web-reputation browser extension as well as virtualization technology. Accurate threat updates via avast. CommunityIQ technology ensure worry-free downloading, surfing, social networking, and gaming.

#3 : AVG Free

AVG AntiVirus Free 2013 also goes beyond detecting and removing viruses on your PC. Its ‘AVG Do Not Track’ feature gives you control over which websites can collect and use your data (available if you take AVG Security Toolbar as part of your installation). This feature joins Anti-Spyware and WiFi hacker-defeating technology to deliver powerful personal protection at home or on the move.
The new Interface optimized for Windows 8 looks better which is very friendly to users compare to prior versions.

#4 : ESET NOD32

ESET NOD32 is still one of the good anti-virus program for Windows, but it’s not quite enough good as Security Essentials. ESET returns with high-level security that’s light on your system. For a basic antivirus suite that’s light on your system and tough on malware. ESET NOD32 Antivirus 5 is built on ESET’s unique heuristic technology that identifies viruses that have never been seen before. This enables them to protect your computer proactively, in real-time, against new viruses and cyber threats that conventional signature based antivirus products don’t catch.

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