On test: Webroot Software AntiVirus with AntiSpyware & Firewall
Protecting your PC from the unknown is one of the most important things you can do. No matter how a system is compromised - be it avirus or a "drive-by" install of malicious code via a website - there's no end to the amount of irritation and potential financial damage you might suffer. With most attacks zeroing in on identity theft, can you really take a chance?
Firewalls
Reviews on Firewalls
"Webroot AntiVirus with AntiSpyware and Firewall"
Published on: 1/2008
"Little Snitch 2"
Issue: 25/2007
On test: Objective Development Little Snitch 2.0
Your Mac has a built-in firewall that keeps a close eye on incoming network connections. You can control what comes in, and which applications it can reach.
That's fine, but what about network traffic heading in the other direction? What about applications that try to make outbound connections to other servers?
Enter Little Snitch, the app that snitches on all apps trying to make outgoing calls.
"Internet security face-off: Norton vs McAfee"
Published on: 10/2006
On test: Symantec Norton Internet Security 2007,
Network Associates McAfee Internet Security Suite 9.0
Protecting your PC is a necessity for anyone connecting to the internet. And these two releases from Norton and McAfee provide essential one-stop solutions. Each offers the core requirements and neither will be a poor choice, but your own requirements could make either one slightly more desirable.
"Agnitum Outpost 3.5"
Issue: 5/2006
On test: Agnitum Outpost Firewall 3.5
Hot on the heels of Outpost 3 with its Anti-Spam module, comes yet another release of this popular personal firewall application.
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