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August 05, 2016 | Other
AV-TEST Media Coverage II/2016
The second quarter saw quite a flurry of articles and publications by AV-TEST. Particular areas of focus, in addition to normal tests of security packages for private and corporate users, included the test of Mac software and the security study on fitness wristbands.
PC Magazine
lauds the most secure fitness trackers.
In case a known portal is missing in the line-up, any provider can notify AV-TEST.
New York Times online
recommends Security for Mac OSX
Graham Cluley
is shocked by the security gaps.
Reuters
reports on the dispute at Virustotal.
Tech 2
presents the test winners of the fitness wristbands.
Security for Windows, Mac OSX and Android
Softpedia
Best Antivirus Apps for Windows 10 Enterprise
Computerworld
10 best business antivirus 2016 UK
The New York Times
Taking OS X Security Seriously
Security Brief
And winner for the best Mac security solution is…
MIS Asia
11 best antivirus for Mac 2016
Windowsreport
These are the best anti-virus programs for Windows 10 enterprise
Tom’s Guide
Four Android AV Suites Offer Perfect Protection
The Peninsula Quatar
Is free antivirus software secure enough, or is it better to buy?
PC Gamer
The best anti-virus
Tom’s Guide
Antivirus Software Buying Guide
Fitness Tracker Security Study
Graham Cluley
Some fitness trackers falling short on security, reveals new report
PC Magazine
Pebble Time, Microsoft Band 2 Earn High Marks for Security
SC Magazine
Wearable devices still contain security flaws - report
MSN
Many fitness trackers leak personal data: study
Tech 2
Pebble Time and Microsoft Band 2 are the most secure wearables: AV Test report
Tom’s Guide
One Year On, Fitness Band Security Still Pretty Bad
Miscellaneous
CRN
Freeloading security vendors cut off from virus database
The Huffington post
Finding the Security Software That Suits Your Needs
Reuters
Software security suffers as upstarts lose access to virus data
Tom’s Guide
Is Windows Defender Good Enough? Not Yet