Trend Micro Antivirus

Posted on - June 02, 2011
Trend Micro

Smart protection for all your connections. Protect all devices Protect all your devices Protect your PC, Mac and mobile devices. Secure transactions Secure your transactions. When you do your online banking with Pay Guard, you ensure the legitimacy of financial websites. Stop web threats Block Internet threats Defend yourself against ransomware and other online threats. Shield privacy Protect your privacy Block dangerous websites that can steal personal information. Safeguard kids Protect your children Let children safely explore the Internet by setting them time and content barriers. Optimize performance Optimize performance Fix common problems to keep your applications running at maximum speed. Avoid fraud and scams Prevent fraud and attacks Protect yourself from phishing emails. Manage passwords with ease Manage passwords effortlessly Create and manage complex passwords and secure login data for your favorite websites.

Sometimes, the built-in antivirus software on your device or web browser simply isn’t powerful enough to protect you from all types of security threats, from viruses to malware to ransomware. That’s where a powerful antivirus software comes in…hopefully. In this review, we’re testing out Trend Micro, specifically their Maximum Security subscription. The process was definitely rocky, but was it worth the speed bumps? Keep on reading to find out.

With four different Windows-based antivirus suites, from the inexpensive AntiVirus+ Security to the flagship Premium Security, Trend Micro offers something for everyone. Each program provides good foundational defenses with the same underlying malware-detection and eradication technology, a hardened web browser and a game-friendly Mute mode.

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