Webroot SecureAnywhere 2013 is here. The new security suite from Webroot includes a variety of updates in the areas of performance, and the overall user experience. But, the most notable feature of ...

Webroot's new SecureAnywhere is boasted by its makers as "the first security solution to leverage comprehensive application behaviors to determine the categorization of all software, good and bad." ...

There's a great deal of similarity between most antivirus products. They take about the same amount of time to install, update, and scan. They're about the same size when it comes to disk space. And ...

How big is your antivirus? Would it fit on a diskette, if you could find one? Webroot SecureAnywhere AntiVirus (2015) ($39.99 per year; $49.99 for three licenses) manages to outperform most of the ...

Webroot SecureAnywhere Business Endpoint Protection (which begins at $150 per year for five endpoints) is one of the few independently owned and managed cloud hosted endpoint protection services. The ...

The spunky folks over at Webroot are firing on all cylinders in the creativity department, and we have to admit, what they're doing is both intriguing and comical. The company just unveiled its new ...

Computer and data security is becoming a much more complex issue to manage for many businesses and consumers. Webroot hopes to simplify it, and make sure you are protected no matter what device or ...

Webroot's SecureAnywhere AntiVirus protects your system against all types of malware threats. This version offers you a 15-day free trial to evaluate the software and determine how well it suits your ...

There's a great deal of similarity between most antivirus products. They take about the same amount of time to install, update, and scan. They're about the same size when it comes to disk space. And ...

Cloud-based anti-malware protection is becoming more and more the norm, as the traditional local definition database model becomes increasingly unable to cope with the pace of threat evolution.

IGN is reviewing all the biggest antivirus programs all week long. They’re evaluated based on ease of use, price, features, and a variety of testing performed by our editor and IGN’s sister-site PCMag ...