An almost perfect security suite, combining simplicity and solid protection with excellent value for money.

Impressive and free antivirus and antispyware package

Repeat of hidden folders offering a malware hiding place.

How is free security software “like an airbag”? PC Authority finds the answer.

Clips of former dictator's execution used to spread malware.

Security firm warns that other sites could be infected.

Proof-of-concept code could run without user knowledge.

Excellent support, but a confusing user interface and disappointing firewall let AVG down

Investigating security concerns.

Tongue-in-cheek campaign targets social networking site.

A competent suite delivering good value for money, but it offers only average spyware and spam protection

Key fob device provides new security code every 30 seconds.

A coordinated attack against the internet, dubbed an 'electronic jihad' may take place this week, one security firm warned yesterday. Other experts, however, were dubious.

Feature-packed and good value, but it’s slow, has too many pop-ups and a less-than-perfect firewall.

The week ending 25/11 is the week starting for BitTorrent Bram and his new crusade.

Source code for the most prevalent worm targeting mobile phones has been made public -- potentially encouraging worse attacks.

A best-of-breed approach to Internet security pays off. This flexible and resource-friendly suite returns to the A-List.