What antivirus, internet security you guys running?

[imschur]

For a few years I was a volunteer member of the Trend Micro Power Users Group "PUG". I spent many hours per week doing controlled tests of future security applications. I eventually quit the gig when i saw trend micro was headed in a bloatware direction. Since then I began running most of the current products through their paces with mostly disappointing results.

My question is what are you guys currently running?

[98Z5V]

NIS 2010, upgraded to 2011.  I hated their stuff in the past, but this is doing the job.  Before, I was a Kaspersky AV kinda person. 

[imschur]

I left TM for Kaspersky for a few years. I was  running Symantec Endpoint Unmanaged  Client which is essentially NIS. I thought it was pretty good until I was troubleshooting strange issues with clients at the office. NIS was causing little annoyances that werent obvious. But I agree since they did the "Do over" it's a decent product.

[henmar77]

AVG. works great and its free. Also, use total system care. also free. Those two together i have never had a problem in the three years i have been using them.

[unforgiven]

Been using Norton with the reup and rebates finishes at $20.00 when all said and done,brother henmar got something with his free setups would like to hear feedback on his systems and Norton.Shoot on bros.

[Matt.Cross]

ESET takes pretty good care of me and mine, not too hard resources wise.

[Robocop1051]

I'm with unforgiven, I use Norton as well.

I used to use a program called NOD32, and it worked great. They got a little pricey though.

There used to be a yearly event held by the security companies, where they competed against each other to show dominance in their field. When I used NOD32, they were that years winner. I have since become very lackadaisical in keeping up with that technology.

[gunjunkie]

I've used Norton an AVG in the past and still got viruses, but since I've been using Microsoft Security Essentials, I haven't had any trouble and it's free.

[soofley]

i don't like paying alot for softwares so i  just go with thet free AVG antivirus, comes with all the link and mail scanner and firewall and stuff like that.

Though i really love nod32 when i was using it for a little while

[Shaggy]

NIS 2012, came with my new laptop.  My other laptop runs NIS Business Suite.  Used McAfee before & got a virus that McAfee didn't detect.  Took a couple weeks from when I spotted it, to when they created the definition.  I check NIS at the time & they had a definition for it the whole time.  This was a few years ago, so I can't remember exactly what brought my attention to the virus or what the virus did.

I am more than happy with NIS.

[edgecrusher]

none, mac software

[Madhouse]

I use nothing but Microsoft Security Essentials

[washguy]

Hi Guys  my best one is Superantispyware...i also use nset on a pc and of course avg

Wash

[alelks]

I've used them all and I currently have Microsoft Security Essentials on 7 computers at my business which see the internet quite a bit and 2 at home.  I've been using it for several years and have only ever gotten 1 virus (yesterday).  All the others I've used over the years either slowed my system down or just didn't do as good a job.  Don't get me wrong none of them are perfect but MSE just seems to work so much better.

Did I mention that it's FREE?    <thumbsup>

[imschur]

MS has a beta of the next version.

I too find MSE has the lowest system impact. At my day job it has let the spoof antivirus stuff through on a few occasions. So has Symantec Endpoint LOL