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[POLL] What is the Definitive Best PAID Antivirus Software for 2022?

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What is your favorite PAID antivirus software for 2022?  

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  1. 1. What is your favorite PAID antivirus software for 2022?

    • Acronis Cyber Protect
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    • AhnLab V3 Internet Security
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    • Avanquest Adaware Antivirus Pro/Antivirus Total (formerly Lavasoft)
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    • Avast! Pro/Internet Security
      0
    • AVG Antivirus PRO/Internet Security
      0
    • Avira Antivirus Premium/Pro/Endpoint
      0
    • Bitdefender Anti-Virus/Internet Security/Total Security
      3
    • BlackBerry Protect (formerly Cylance Antivirus)
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    • Broadcom (formerly Symantec) Endpoint Protection 0
      0
    • BullGuard Antivirus/Internet Security/Premium Protection
      0
    • CheckPoint ZoneAlarm Pro
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    • Cisco AMP
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    • Comodo Endpoint Security/Internet Security Pro
      0
    • Crowdstrike Falcon
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    • Cybereason Cybereason
      0
    • Dr. Web Anti-Virus/Security Space
      0
    • Emsisoft Anti-Malware/Internet Security
      0
    • ESET NOD32 Antivirus/Endpoint/Internet Security/Smart Security
      3
    • F-Secure Safe/Total
      0
    • FireEye/McAfee Enterprise Endpoint
      0
    • G Data Antivirus/Internet Security/Total Security
      0
    • IKARUS anti.virus
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    • Intego Antivirus, Internet Security X9
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    • K7 Computing Antivirus/Total Security/Ultimate Security
      0
    • Kaspersky Lab Anti-Virus/Internet Security/Total Security
      5
    • Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Premium
      2
    • McAfee Consumer LIveSafe/Total Protection
      0
    • Microsoft Defender/ATA/ATP
      1
    • Microworld eScan Anti-Virus/Internet Security/Total Security/Universal Security
      0
    • NANO Security Antivirus/Antivirus PRO
      0
    • Norton LifeLock 360 Standard/Deluxe
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    • PC Matic
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    • Qihu 360 Total Security Premium/Total Security for Business
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    • QuickHeal AntiVirus Pro/Internet Security
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    • Secureaplus
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    • Sophos Endpoint/Intercept X/Surfright
      1
    • Total Defense Anti-Virus/Premium Internet Security/Ultimate Internet Security
      0
    • Trend Micro Anti-Virus/Internet Security/Total Security
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    • VIPRE Advanced Security
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    • VirusBlokAda VBA32
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    • VMware Carbon Black Cloud
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    • WatchGuard Antivirus/Internet Security (formerly Panda Security)
      0
    • Webroot SecureAnywhere Antivirus/Internet Security/Internet Security Plus
      1
    • Other (specify below)
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Grand Master

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Hello, 
  
This is the 2022 poll for best paid anti-virus (aka anti-malware aka internet security aka endpoint security) security software. 

 

The poll for free products is located here.  The poll for 2021's best paid antivirus is located here.

 

If your choice is not listed, please choose "other" and reply below with its name. 

 

This year the poll is multiple choice, so that you can select two (or more) choices.  If you do choose multiple options, please leave a comment with the ones you chose and why.  
  
Regards, 
  
Aryeh Goretsky 

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Grand Master

+Edouard Subscriber²

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For me Malwarebytes Premium does the job with the free Malwarebytes Browser Guard and uBlock Origin.

 

Mind you, it's all pointless if users don't show common sense when browsing.

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+InsaneNutter MVC

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On my personal devices I wouldn’t pay for antivirus. However, in a business environment Sophos has always been great. The one time I’ve had to contact support with an issue they went above and beyond to help resolve it.

 

My only real criticism is having to go though a Sophos partner to subscribe / add additional licences, they are painful to deal with and always try upselling, despite knowing I've no interest. I’d much sooner go direct like with Microsoft 365, that would make me consider Defender ATP in the future.
 

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