[RELEASE] BitDefender Internet Security 10.3 Beta 1

[neo]

BitDefender Internet Security 10.3 Beta 1

BitDefender provides security solutions to satisfy the protection requirements of today's computing environment, delivering effective threat management to over 41 million home and corporate users in more than 200 countries.BitDefender Internet Security 10 covers all the security needs of an Internet-connected family. It provides essential protection against viruses, spyware, spam, scams, phishing attempts, intruders and objectionable web content.BitDefender 10 is designed to place as little burden as possible on its users and on the host system, while providing state-of-the-art defense against current Internet threats.

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[jftuga]

FWIW, BitDefender did very good on the November 2006 av-comparitives.org tests. The have a special going on now, 2 systems 2 years, $40.

-John

[nitroshift]

I agree with both of you, but being from the country where it is made, I've got a friend working there and he told me the new version of BitDefender is a bit heavy on the system...

[neo]

I agree with both of you, but being from the country where it is made, I've got a friend working there and he told me the new version of BitDefender is a bit heavy on the system...

But Today, U need to secure every bit...!

[legionaire]

But Today, U need to secure every bit...!

Sounds like a marketing slogan for ECC RAM

Wonder where people get all their viruses from so they can justify bloatware like Bitdefender on their systems.

[Jeremy]

But Today, U need to secure every bit...!

That's a bit paranoid sounding. I don't run a software firewall or anti-virus now, but I am behind a router. I use Opera. I use torrents, not various p2p. I don't open unknown e-mails/attachments. I don't accept unknown users onto my contacts list. I clean out my system daily with CCleaner and jv16 PowerTools and I've used nLite.

The main point is, you don't need system-heavy software to keep yourself secure, just a little computer-sense. Get a good hardware firewall. if you want a software firewall, get Outpost Pro v4.0. If you want anti-virus go with Kaspersky or NOD32. If you want freeware anti-virus, go with AntiVir or Avast, not AVG.

[neo]

But Today, U need to secure every bit...!

Sounds like a marketing slogan for ECC RAM

Wonder where people get all their viruses from so they can justify bloatware like Bitdefender on their systems.

No No No No No No No ........... not slogan. it's only today's need.

[Jeremy]

No No No No No No No ........... not slogan. it's only today's need.

Sure... if you're an ignorant "newcomer" or were burn yesterday...

[nitroshift]

That's a bit paranoid sounding. I don't run a software firewall or anti-virus now, but I am behind a router. I use Opera. I use torrents, not various p2p. I don't open unknown e-mails/attachments. I don't accept unknown users onto my contacts list. I clean out my system daily with CCleaner and jv16 PowerTools and I've used nLite.

The main point is, you don't need system-heavy software to keep yourself secure, just a little computer-sense. Get a good hardware firewall. if you want a software firewall, get Outpost Pro v4.0. If you want anti-virus go with Kaspersky or NOD32. If you want freeware anti-virus, go with AntiVir or Avast, not AVG.

I agree with you Jeremy. I'm not using any firewall / anti-virus myself and just like you, am behind a router. Funny how a little sense can replace anti-viruses / firewalls.