If you want cheap, simple security, you can’t compare to the suite that comes built into Windows 10 and 11. It’s also referred to as Windows Security or Microsoft Defender and it includes security for antivirus with an firewall, device monitoring and kid protection (you can control what your children can access online) and a host of other features.

It also includes a password manager as well as an anti-phishing tool and other features. The firewall monitors both outbound and inbound connections as well as Wi-Fi networks. It also has an advanced menu that lets you access specific details about suspicious connections, which is a an important feature.

In our tests it did a great job of blocking phishing sites and dangerous downloads. Its reputation-based security system utilizes an extensive database on the internet to assign websites and apps reputation scores. Software with low scores are automatically blocked. It also provides protection against exploits, which shields against attacks that try to alter the settings of your computer.

It does a good job generally, but it doesn’t have the malware detection rates that standalone competitors like Norton and Bitdefender have. It does include a password manager but it lacks other useful extras like a PC optimizer or VPN. The support options for customers are extensive, though they have a large user base with extensive FAQs and forums and numerous ways to get in contact with a tech expert via live chat or email.

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