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 Aug 10 2009, 04:24 AM
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I was recently reading an article in PC World that ranked the top 8 internet security suites as follows: G Data Internet Security 2010 Symantec Norton Internet Security 2009 BitDefender Internet Security 2009 Panda Internet Security 2009 AVG Internet Security 8.9 Check Point Zone Alarm Extreme Security 8.0 PC Tools Internet Security Comodo Internet Security Pro 8.3 ...this might seem like a silly question, but how does a product like the ones above, fit within a overall best practises plan? Cheers! |
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