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2010
arstechnica.com: Competitors declare MSE is not enough for small businesses

October 17, 2010

In changes regarding Microsoft Security Essentials pricing policies, Symantec, ESET, and avast! weigh in their agreement that the basic, signature-based MSE free product offering, though commendable in what it would like to do (protect businesses), is not capable enough to actually do it.
CapeCodToday.com: IFAW donates eight computers to Laptops for KidZ

October 14, 2010

In Massachusetts (USA) news, the project Laptops for KidZ receives a donation of computers – pre-installed with Open Office, Adobe Reader, and avast! antivirus software – from the International Fund for Animal Welfare.
BusinessComputingWorld.co.uk: Cloud Computing Essentials: Protecting Your GMail Account

October 11, 2010

In a list of essential security recommendations for all Gmail users, technology journalist and communications professional Kevin Tea says “I recommend Avast.”
Helium.com: How to increase the longevity of a laptop

October 5, 2010

Able to efficiently multitask in ways other antivirus programs can’t, avast! antivirus gets singled out as an alternative to resource-consuming Norton products, in the quest for extending the life of your laptop PC.
BrightHub.com: The Best Free [Anti]Virus Protection for Windows

September 26, 2010

Tested among the top-10 free antivirus products, avast! Free Antivirus comes in at number one for detection results and number two for prevention performance. According to Donna Buenaventura, key features of avast! include “boot-time scan, an e-mail scanner and the useful network shield.”
Techworld.com: avast! Internet Security 5.0.677

September 9, 2010

Techworld talks about the avast! code emulator, heuristics engine, and Behavior Shield, with a synopsis that “avast! Internet Security is a comprehensive security suite that delivers strong all-round protection for your PC.”
Examiner.com: Avast best free anti-virus for home computer users

September 7, 2010

A computer technician named Joe talks about the “simple and painless” installation of avast!, and discusses its shields, boot-scan, and various other options, pointing out in a case study that, “During the boot scan, Avast detected and cleaned the virus we knew about along with more than 2,000 others the commercial product did not detect.”
7tutorials.com: Security for Everyone - Reviewing Avast! Internet Security 5.0

August 27, 2010

A review in which avast! Internet Security 5.0 is found to possess features – such as wake-up scan or boot-time scan – that not all security suites provide. As well, 7tutorials finds that “Avast! continues to shine in the area of reporting with a great display of active network connections and a very attractive interface” and gives avast! its “Buy for Geeks!” award.
CNET.com: Essential free apps for back-to-school laptops

August 27, 2010

The world’s most-visited download website, CNET.com, after having already given avast! Free Antivirus its full 5-star editor’s rating, now recommends avast! as a crucial addition to your computer in the coming school year.
Wall Street Journal blog: Summit Partners Invests In Anti-Virus Co. With ‘Freemium’ Model

August 23, 2010

“[The avast! business model is] the wave of the future,” according to Summit Managing Director Scott Collins “The free user base is a powerful kind of virtual circle – the more users, the more feedback you obtain about viruses, customer support and the like[…] I think in some ways it’s turning the industry upside down.”
BloorResearch.com: avast! shows the way on accessibility

August 20, 2010

Unsatisfied with leading the way in terms of providing accessible web security for the visually impaired, avast! worked together with “vision-impaired IT geeks” to ensure that its antivirus software not only works with the Job Access With Speech screen reader (JAWS), but is easy to use with it, as well.
AARP: Free (avast!) software saves you money

August 12, 2010

Along with iTunes, Picasa, OpenOffice, and Microsoft’s Windows Live SkyDrive, avast! Free Antivirus is named by AARP, an organization representing 40 million people over the age of 50, as an essential money-saving tool for everyday computing. avast! is the antivirus software of choice for those on a tight budget.
Softpedia.com: Exclusive Interview with AVAST Software CTO Ondrej Vlcek - Part 1

August 9, 2010

Softpedia’s Lucian Constantin interviews AVAST Software CTO Ondrej Vlcek on the past and coming trends and developments of operating systems, browsers, general security, and several other aspects of safe computing.
CTWatchdog.com: avast! named as solution to speed up PCs and browsers

August 6, 2010

Computer expert Dennis Halnon names avast! Free Antivirus 5.0 as the only free antivirus that he knows of with “boot-scan” capability, and reports that the feature “can rescue a computer so infected that it can’t even start up.”
NotebookReview.com: Top 10 Back to School Software Applications for 2010

August 3, 2010

NotebookReview.com Editor Jay Garman names avast! Free Antivirus one of the top 10 essential items for your computer for the coming school year, and reminds readers that it topped their list of Best Free Antivirus Software of 2010.
Softpedia.com: Exclusive Interview with AVAST Software CEO Vincent Steckler

July 27, 2010

In this interview with Softpedia, AVAST Software CEO Vincent Steckler identifies particular areas of concern for the global commuting community (including password management), clarifies common misperceptions about mobile phone security, and explains why technological features do not always mean very much to end users.
TECHSPOT.com: avast! leads antivirus market share, according to OPSWAT report

July 12, 2010

OPSWAT research firm reveals that free antivirus protection outranks paid protection among users, with European antivirus producers outranking their US-based competitors.
TheRegister.co.uk: Regular domains beat smut sites at hosting malware, 99 to 1

June 30, 2010

John Leyden reports on AVAST Software’s findings that, for each infected adult website, there are 99 infected domains of legitimate organizations.
Federal Computer Week: avast! delivers great AV protection for the perfect price

June 21, 2010

avast! ranks above AVG because it “protects your computer just as well as an expensive solution does, but also because it’s easy to install, use and pay for.” The article continues that “everything about [avast!] is terrific. It’s very unobtrusive yet quick to catch, quarantine and remove any bug we could find online or throw at it in the lab.”
CHIP.de: Avast! Free Antivirus rated best by users in Germany (German only)

June 2, 2010

CHIP readers gave their analyses of the top 50 free programs. Avast! was the only antivirus application on their list.
c’t: avast! at the front of the free antivirus crowd (German only)

May 28, 2010

The c’t review of free antivirus programs found significant differences in their malware detection and technological capabilities.
anti-malware-test.com: AVAST’s GMER technology gets the top spot

May 2, 2010

According to independent performance research by Anti-Malware Test Lab, avast! antivirus outperformed its competitors, earning a top Platinum Award based on: OS boot-time, CPU & memory usage, on-access scan times, and more.
download.cnet.com: avast! 5 (free version) gets highest five-star rating

January 18, 2010

“Avast is remarkable for both its effectiveness and arguably providing the most complete free antivirus on the market,” writes Seth Rosenblatt in his review.
Watch his “first look” video review.
download.cnet.com: avast! 5 (paid upgrade) gets highest five-star rating

January 19, 2010

Avast Professional 5 (paid upgrade version) gets kudos for its "sleek" new user interface (UI) and other attributes, reportedly stacking up against the largest competitors in terms of effectiveness – but for less money.
VB Magazine: One of the industry’s leading security magazines, calls the new avast! Free Beta “nothing short of a miracle”

January 10 2010

John Hawes writes, “avast! 5 strikes an excellent balance between simplicity and control, with a very good depth of configuration made available without compromising ease of use. Information is vital here, and the interface designers have done a great job of providing lots of detail on what each section does, and how and why, couched in simple layman’s language to enable all users to get the most out of the product without requiring a computing degree or hours of research.”
PC MAG: Lab Testing Antivirus Software

March 26, 2010

avast! Free Antivirus 5.0 gets a four-star rating, to rank as high as several competing paid versions.
PC MAG: Analyst’s View: Antivirus Rescue CDs

March 10, 2010

avast!'s BART (Bootable Antivirus and Recovery Tool) CD performs "a complete cleanup without any help from another product," receives designation as the only rescue CD to remove malware traces in the 'foreign' registry, and is named "the true virus warrior."
2009
NotebookReview.com: avast! Free Antivirus is top choice of “2010 Free Antivirus Buyers Guide” from NotebookReview.com

December 12, 2009

"Avast was significantly more proactive than the other suites, detecting and blocking all four of our test virus files before the download actually started."
download.cnet.com: avast! takes top antivirus position in the CNET Security Starter Kit

November 25, 2009

avast! is the new top antivirus choice in the CNET Security Starter Kit 2010, an annual list of recommended security freeware from the editors of CNET, the world’s most popular technology review and download site.
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