The worst one was during an online race a month ago, where my game came out of full screen mode (going to blank screens for a few secs), avg did it's popup, and I somehow managed to keep the car out of the wall. I ran AVG for many years, but I stopped using it a few weeks ago (went to malwarebytes).įor years the software, when set to no notifications, and 'silent mode', worked properly.īut over the last year or so, I kept getting popups every now and then. Also consider carefully what you're doing before enabling any form of remote access… try to instill in anyone that clicking on an unknown file via email etc is NOT a good idea or indeed using your phone as a USB storage device.
It comes down to cost vs potential downtime. I also take extra backups and store physically offsite depending upon the Business function. Typically I use variants of Macrium or Veeam. The easiest way for me with many SMBs as customers is simply to run a full system backup to NAS nightly and replicate critical data to a suitable cloud provider. I use a NAS local to the site and cloud where possible for critical data. My biggest recommendation though is backup properly and regularly. Well you'd hope so but for me that's been trues whereas with a couple of others I've had compatibility issues until patches are released. I use it professionally by default as you can be certain that every 3rd party s/w provider will have tested their s/w with it.
Opinions WILL vary but most would say it's in the same ballpark as commercially available products. Windows Security (to give it's current name) has been consistently improved over the years since MSE was first released.
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