Finally the full report of the comprehensive Full-Product Test from German independent antivirus tester AV-Test.org is out.
Panda Internet Security has received excellent scores in all categories, accomplishing top rank along with two other vendors. According to Andreas Marx, CEO of AV-Test.org, “Panda Internet Security was one of only three products which was able to receive the highest scores during this exhaustive test which was performed over a period of 12 weeks“.
The Full-Product Test is a very extensive test which looks at many different aspects of a security solution:
- Real-World Testing – protection against 0-day and web/email malware
- Dynamic (Behaviour) Detection Testing – blocking of malware on execution
- Detection of Large Malware Collection – testbed from last 3 months’ malware
- Detection of Widespread Malware – based on WildList criteria
- Repair and removal of widespread malware
- Removal of malicious components and remediation of system modifications
- Detection of hidden active rootkits
- Removal of hidden active rootkits
- Average slow-down of the computer
- False positives during static on-demand scanning
- False positives during dynamic on-access scanning
The complete report can be download from the AV-Test.org website or from our server here.
Some additional comments from AV-Test.org regarding Panda Internet Security:
Panda Internet Security showed impressive high results for the static and dynamic detection of new malware.
The detection and removal of actively running stealth malware such as rootkits was no problem for Panda Internet Security, but for many other reviewed products.
We tested not only the protection against known and unknown malware, but also the removal of critters which had previously infected the system and Panda Internet Security received 5.5 out of 6.0 possible points in these two category, the highest scores archived by a program during this exhaustive review.
Not only the protection against and removal of new malware was very high, but at the same time Panda Internet Security had less impact on the system from the usability point of view.
9 comments
Thats nice, but what is with Panda 2011? 😉
What about Panda Cloud? 🙂
is this cloud-based
@Kev this is for q2. When theq3 report comes out it will show Panda 2011 which was recently released.
@Malcontent i believe they tested all security suites from different vendors to compare apples to apples, but I’m sure pcav would have come out the same if not better.
@Abdullah yes all tested products had Internet access for all test portions.
Nice job Panda Security.
I believe Panda 2011 would be far better thanks to cloud technology.
from now I can see Panda Security in high at 2011 tests.
I never used panda before. Is this open source or do I need to buy. Panda is an anti virus right? Is it good?
It is not open source, but they have a free product named panda cloud antivirus. I’ve only had good experiences with it.
congratulations! 🙂
emsisoft anti malware, not tested, lucky you