G-Data InternetSecurity 2010 Expert Reviews

Inexpensive, excellent malware protection

Noisy pop-up alerts for signature file updates

In our comparative reviews, G-Data InternetSecurity 2010 was the best all-around suite, offering both protection - it can to detect and block traditional malware while deploying superior heuristics to stop newer threats - and several additional ...

It may not be the first internet security suite that springs to mind, but G-Data InternetSecurity 2010 (one-year, one-user licence: £29; one-year, three-user licence: £39) is among the best we've seen at malware detection and removal.

In our comparative reviews, G-Data InternetSecurity 2010 was the best all-around suite, offering both protection - it can to detect and block traditional malware while deploying superior heuristics to stop newer threats - and several additional ...

A simple package that boasts great malware detection but fails to inspire in other areas

You can make your PC secure in a number of ways, some of which are more effective than others. Gluing green fuzzy felt all over it and mounting a beak in one of the drive bays ...

A top notch security suite which is pretty much install and forget, with a good, broad range of features. Its anti-virus capabilities shine particularly strongly, although the trade-off is longer scan times. Still, that's well worth the compromise in ...

As one of the first providers of security solutions company dares the German G Data, the number 2010 on its packaging to print. But how much is new in the white box ?

Whitelist against false; Improved fingerprinting; Engines as a central service, one-click user interface with clear instructions ;

lag when surfing the Web (IE7); Significant increase the boot time;

Unlike competing G Data developed no independent anti-virus engine. Rather, the manufacturer relies on two independent suppliers currently on the technologies of Avast and Bitdefender. With success: In recent tests, the "DoubleScan" engine with...