Trustport Internet Security 2012 Test and Review

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[ZenonCorperation]

Question : Why do you say ummmm so much?

Answer : ummmmmmmmm....idk

[rynesandbergfan23]

@ZenonCorperation Question: Can you spell "corporation" right? Answer: Nope.

[mooselexus]

How much Ram does TrustPort use? And does Trustport have portable version for USB stick?

[rynesandbergfan23]

@mooselexus 40-45 megs as I stated in the video and yes they do have a portable version.

[JorgeEFM]

Thanks for the Test. I´d suggest you testing the links in advance before posting the real one and a little more dynamic way of doing it but it´s ok the way it is. What´s your Fave AV or the Three Best ones in your Opinion?? C ya

[rynesandbergfan23]

@JorgeEFM I like Comodo Internet Security because it has good detection rates and zero day protection.

[The98knuklz]

why do these companies keep using bit defenders engine?last time i checked bit defender sucks..

[Narutoverse13]

Great review man as always. The funny thing was that it uses the AVG and the Bitdefender engine and when hitman pro scanned the 3 viruses found were found by G-data's Bitdefender engine. LOLZ!

[victorh2007]

Trustport Internet Security 2012 uses 2 engines - AVG and BitDefender - but not count with a behavior component (HIPS and/or behavior guard) and this is a problem. Thanks a lot for your great review!

[mooselexus]

Thank you! For the update and reply!

Sincerely, Moose!

[boreoutofmybrain44]

@rynesandbergfan23 Comodo is definitely best free.

Are Norton, Kaspersky, Webroot, Trend Micro, good paid? If not what is?

[char1661]

@BullseyeVidz

What you are refering to is exploits, which are exactly what their name suggests. They contact a program that has a bug/vulnerability to get into your system. However, if you keep your windows and other software updated, you instantly protect yourself from most exploits.