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- CYBERsitter 9.0 Review - Babysit Your Kids' PC Activity
- UniBlue PowerSuite - Clean and Optimize Your PC
- Norton Confidential - Not Worth the Investment
- Net Nanny 5.6 - Minds the Kids While They Surf
- F-Secure Internet Security: A Solid Security Solution for Your PCs
- CA Internet Security Suite 2007 - Not Worth It
- MaxProtect - Loopholes in the Filter Make This Product Falter
- Protecting Your Children from the Internet: A Buyer's Guide to PC Monitoring Software
- Internet Security Suite 2007 - A Compelling Security Package for Your PC
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Net Nanny 5.6 - Minds the Kids While They Surf
Net Nanny is one of the best-known brands in its genre, but as other products added features it lacked, it fell behind the competition. After ContentWatch bought it and merged with its ContentProtect, though, Net Nanny is a leader again.Published on July 4, 2011 to Enterprise Security
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CYBERsitter 9.0 Review - Babysit Your Kids' PC Activity
CYBERsitter is a well-respected, capable product within its category. It has been around for quite a while and does a fair job of blocking access to questionable websites. Upon close review I found some issues; it lags behind the competition in functionality...Published on July 4, 2011 to Enterprise Security
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Norton Confidential - Not Worth the Investment
Norton Confidential promises to keep your personal information protected when you're surfing the Web or shopping online, but a variety of issues combine to reduce the value and performance of this product.Published on July 4, 2011 to Enterprise Security
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Internet Security Suite 2007 - A Compelling Security Package for Your PC
McAfee Internet Security Suite 2007 has been revamped to keep up with the Jones's (Microsoft and Symantec). New features include PC maintenance and data backup. Overall, Internet Security Suite provides a comprehensive collection of tools...Published on July 4, 2011 to Enterprise Security
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CA Internet Security Suite 2007 - Not Worth It
With CA Internet Security Suite 2007, CA talks a good game by putting its proverbial money where its mouth is and backing this suite with $6,500 of insurance protection. But, where the rubber meets the road, CA Internet Security Suite 2007 leaves...Published on June 29, 2011 to Enterprise Security
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F-Secure Internet Security: A Solid Security Solution for Your PCs
Based in Finland, F-Secure is a solid security company that is less known in North America than its rivals - such as Symantec and McAfee. Its Internet Security Suite 2007 provides a comprehensive set of tools that stack up reasonably well to the competition...Published on May 19, 2011 to Enterprise Security
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UniBlue PowerSuite - Clean and Optimize Your PC
UniBlue PowerSuite bundles three UniBlue products to help you keep your system clean, safe, and optimized for maximum performance. For one price, you can have RegistryBooster, SpeedUpMyPC, and SpyEraser. UniBlue PowerSuite may help restore your PC to...Published on May 15, 2009 to Windows Platform
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BitDefender Antivirus 2008 - Defend Your PC
BitDefender Antivirus 2008 offers superior antivirus protection without the extra features and functionality of a complete security suite. But BitDefender Antivirus 2008 makes up for it by being small, fast, intuitive, and effective.Published on September 17, 2008 to Security & Privacy
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Protecting Your Children from the Internet: A Buyer's Guide to PC Monitoring Software
On paper, MaxProtect for Kids, CYBERsitter, and Net Nanny seem fairly evenly matched in features and function. Two have more comprehensive filtering, while the third provides more reporting functionality. Still, one stands out as a product to avoid and...Published on July 10, 2008 to Security & Privacy
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MaxProtect - Loopholes in the Filter Make This Product Falter
MaxProtect does an adequate job of protecting against the most obvious objectionable material and websites. However, there are some ways around the filter, and the interface is lacking when compared to competing products.Published on January 5, 2008 to Security & Privacy