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As more features are packed into Internet security bundles, the price steadily increases. Trend Micro has ditched its PC-Cillin name and gone straight for some of the market that Kaspersky, F-Secure, Panda and BitDefender seem to be gobbling up from McAfee and Norton.
Anti-Spyware 3.5 is the latest version of the program originally born of the once popular Intermute Spy Subtract product. Boasting a simple, clean interface and solid real-time protection facilities, the program offers a number of cool add-ons.
It seems there are as many internet security suites as there are potential threats and each one offers similar defences. So it is with PC-Cillin Internet Security 2007 - you'll find anti-virus, spam filters, anti-spyware and a robust firewall
Keeping your PC safe from all the evils that the Internet can throw at it isn't easy. Threats are now so complex that even the casual PC user needs to have multiple levels of defence installed on their system...
This suite has its flaws, like any other. The virus scanner is less accurate than Norton's, and it's much slower. And while the spam filter picks out much junk, it's more intrusive than most.
With well-known brands such as Norton and McAfee around, it's easy to dismiss the smaller companies when it comes to Internet security. However, offering similar products at cheaper prices, it may be worth you considering the alternatives.
The final anti-virus program explored in this group test was also theonly one not available as a standalone program outside of an Internetsecurity suite. If you want to get your hands on PCcillin Internet Security 2006, you'll have to purchase the suite.