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October 28, 2016 | Other
AV-TEST Media Coverage III/2016
Last quarter saw quite a number of reports on the Fitness Tracker security study. With even more media coverage of the highly controversial topic the momentum continued into this quarter as well. Protection for Android and Windows also remained as a focus of interest.
techradar
has used the findings of AV-TEST to report on the best free antivirus software.
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Tom’s Guide
acknowledges - somehow - the improvements in MS Security Essentials.
PC Advisor
recommends the tested security apps for Android.
Softpedia
advocates more good security solutions for Windows 7.
NetworkWorld
is warning users about unsafe fitness trackers.
Security Packages for Windows
Techradar
The best free antivirus 2016
Softpedia
AV-TEST Delves into Latest Windows 7 Antivirus Tests
Tom’s Guide
Microsoft No Longer Provides Worst Windows 7 Security
Android Security Apps
Kotaku.com
Here's The Apps You Need For Windows
Tom’s Guide
Surprise! Most Android Antivirus Apps Are Pretty Good
PC Advisor
Best mobile antivirus
Tom’s Guide
See Which Android Antivirus Apps Perform Best (and Worst)
Fintess Tracker
TechTalks
Fitness Trackers Leaking Personal Data?
Networkworld
Fitness device security inadequate
Miscellaneous
ITproPortal
Measuring the high costs of web malware protection
Raconteur
Six trends shaping the outsourcing industry
Vigilance Security Magazine
AV-TEST honours Secucloud’s innovative security concept with its Innovation Award