Thread: 1-Year License of Comodo Internet Security Pro 2011

Comodo Internet Security is free, multi-layered security application that keeps hackers out and personal information in. More than just an antivirus program, it also includes an award-winning firewall, host intrusion prevention, a sandbox for untrusted software, anti-malware and buffer overflow protection to deliver comprehensive protection against today's diverse range of threats.
Internet Security Includes:

• Antivirus: Tracks down and destroy any existing malware hiding in a PC.
• Anti-Spyware: Detects spyware threats and destroys each infection.
• Anti-Rootkit: Scans, detects & removes rootkits on your computer.
• Bot Protection: Prevents malicious software turning your PC into a zombie.
• Defense+: Protects critical system files and blocks malware before it installs.
• Auto Sandbox Technology: Runs unknown files in an isolated environment where they can cause no damage.
• Memory Firewall: Cutting-edge protection against sophisticated buffer overflow attacks.
• Anti-Malware: Kills malicious processes before they can do harm.

It supports Windows XP SP2, Vista and 7. Both 32-bit and 64-bit versions are supported.
Generally this Internet Security suite costs $49.99 for 1-year license but now as a promotional program, Comodo is giving away it absolutely free. Unlike the stripped down versions of commercial software that other software vendors offer for free, this is the full, completely functional version of the product.

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http://www.comodo.com/home/download/download.php?prod=cis-pro

correct me of i'm wrong, but this package is basically firewall + antivir pack? if so, then of course it's good to have it for free, but firewall part was always free and antivir part always sucked

Originally Posted by AK74

correct me of i'm wrong, but this package is basically firewall + antivir pack? if so, then of course it's good to have it for free, but firewall part was always free and antivir part always sucked

Actually antivirus is always free, and firewall is not. Comodo is has a powerful firewal FYI, I used to stick with them but I swiched to mac