Panda or Cyberdefender
10-15-2009, 12:10 AM
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Panda or Cyberdefender
So I have a computer in my car that I use for navigation, music and to monitor my engine performance. It's quite a rig, but I'm concerned about getting a virus on it. Shoudl I be? I do access the internet on this computer.
Im thinking I need to be sure I am properly protected with an antiviurs progam cause I think I caught a couple a viruses last month. So after some reaserach, I've came to the conclusion that Cyberdefender and Panda seem to be the best out there.
My uncle uses Panda anti-virus, but some forums online have listed Cyberdefender as ones they liked, as well as a good review or two on Panda.
I am leaning to Cyberdefender, which is cheapr for the paid version.
I am leaning toward Cyberdefender which is cheaper for the paid version.
I have heard of Panda, and it is mentioned a lot, but Cyberdefender is not mentioned much.
I do know Cyberdefender is a public company, but is it a good anti-virus program?
Can anyone recommend others that I should look at?
Im thinking I need to be sure I am properly protected with an antiviurs progam cause I think I caught a couple a viruses last month. So after some reaserach, I've came to the conclusion that Cyberdefender and Panda seem to be the best out there.
My uncle uses Panda anti-virus, but some forums online have listed Cyberdefender as ones they liked, as well as a good review or two on Panda.
I am leaning to Cyberdefender, which is cheapr for the paid version.
I am leaning toward Cyberdefender which is cheaper for the paid version.
I have heard of Panda, and it is mentioned a lot, but Cyberdefender is not mentioned much.
I do know Cyberdefender is a public company, but is it a good anti-virus program?
Can anyone recommend others that I should look at?
10-15-2009, 12:36 AM
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I'm not really familiar with either, but is this machine an XP machine? If so #1 is keeping all up to date on the updates. I personally use nod 32 and like it for my antivirus. I'm not sure about carPCs in particular but this is what I use for personal PCs and work PCs. Oh, and if you do go on the internet, Firefox and Noscript plug-in.
10-20-2009, 09:09 PM
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Avast hands down.
You should only be worried about viruses if your visiting dodgy websites or openning unknown applications. With a proper virus scanner (AVAST, AVG NOD32 e.t.c) and a decent firewall, you'll be safe.
You should only be worried about viruses if your visiting dodgy websites or openning unknown applications. With a proper virus scanner (AVAST, AVG NOD32 e.t.c) and a decent firewall, you'll be safe.
10-20-2009, 09:56 PM
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I am a Computer tech... Clean viruses EVERY day... I use Free AVG on all my home PC's..
And BTW... it doesnt have to be a dodgy website to get infected these days.... I had a couple accountants earlier this year get infected from the IRS website! and local newspaper website.
And BTW... it doesnt have to be a dodgy website to get infected these days.... I had a couple accountants earlier this year get infected from the IRS website! and local newspaper website.
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