If you’ve got only one piece of anti-malware software on your system, you’re not protected well enough. Most anti-spyware programs can’t detect and kill all spyware, so it’s a good idea to run two on ...

Chances are you haven’t heard about Malwarebytes. The company has quietly become a force in security technology, achieving more than 100 million downloads of its anti-malware product since 2008. Now ...

When your computer becomes infected with a virus, the obvious solution is letting your anti-virus or anti-spyware software do the dirty work and remove the offending bit of code. Many virus and ...

Microsoft’s free built-in security software for Windows PCs, Defender Antivirus, provides excellent anti-malware protection for Windows PCs. However, it lacks some extras found in third-party products ...

It’s no secret that the sophistication and frequency of cyberattacks have been growing steadily for the last few years, in part due to AI opening the doors to even low-skilled threat actors to launch ...

Which is better: One or Two Anti-Malware Programs? A lot of experts will warn you that running two such antivirus programs could cause problems. And they’re right, provided the two programs are both ...

Over the past few years, consumers and enterprises alike have become more aware of the importance of adequate cybersecurity hygiene and the need to be able to recognize common threats online.

Q. What's the difference between free anti-virus programs and those you pay for? Is the protection different, or is it just the support? - Matt A. Now more than ever, we're all looking for ways to ...

An anti-virus program crashing during a scan adds insult to injury: you're already trying to do right by removing malware infections. There's no stand-out cause for crashing during a virus scan; while ...

Data Doctors: Q. What’s the difference between free anti-virus programs and those you pay for? Is the protection different, or is it just the support? — Matt A. Now more than ever, we’re all looking ...