ESET security review

For the price, ESET’s suite is one of the best. Its malware detection rate is near perfect, and it packs a good number of extra features into the space of a tiny footprint. The Android package includes an anti-theft feature to help you find your lost phone. The premium version includes parental controls, a secure browser and a passcode manager. The network protection features are also excellent, including an option for a firewall and to scan your home devices for www.genesistechnologysolutionstt.com/trusted-virtual-data-room-providers-for-fintech-business vulnerabilities.

SysInspector is a standout program. It provides a snapshot of important Registry entries and running processes. It’s a little intimidating for newbies however if you’re used to task managers that are more extensive, such as those found in the Sysinternals process explorer, you’ll feel right at right at home.

Scheduling scans on demand is another excellent feature. This is an excellent alternative to real-time security, as it’s quick and easy to use. It’s a shame that ESET doesn’t group this with other scheduling tasks and its UI makes it difficult to locate as compared to other competitors.

The password manager is user-friendly and comes with lots of features. It’s an effective form filler that works well for online banking. The password manager is available in the premium version, and requires an ESET account, but it works just as well as other standalone options I’ve tested.