AVG is a fantastic choice for cyberthreat security. It offers a top feature set, has an impressive score for malware protection and is priced fairly. However, it did have some negative points during our tests, including the heavy use of system resources as well as a few false positives.

The interface of AVG is simple and simple. Its dashboard tells you whether your computer is secure and allows you to run a manual scan from its menu. You can personalize the scans and notifications. You can also white-list or black-list applications and choose which data AVG will give to its parent company. AVG comes with several extra tools, like shredders for files and an option of no disturbance which prevents you from getting interrupted when playing games or watching movies.

Its security features include firewalls, an antivirus scanner and a password manager and a social media protection that flags suspicious websites or messages. Its anti-phishing and ransomware protection is near perfect and its Enhanced Firewall has additional functionality like data leak protection and ARM Spoofing alerts. The firewall is particularly robust when connected to public networks because it makes use of machine-learning to discern what’s normal and what’s not and can automatically adapt.

AVG’s support options include a forum, online community advice, and a vast knowledge base. You can also contact its customer service via email or through a chat feature on its website. The free version isn’t overloaded with annoying upgrade prompts, however you’ll have to put up with ad popups when using the application.

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