Panda Platinum Internet Security review
Verdict
Internet Security is a comprehensive package covering all the bases of the average user's security needs, but it's expensive and you can get similar levels of protection by using cheaper anti-virus packages alongside free downloads like ZoneAlarm and Ad-aware.
Review Date: 18 Dec 2003
Reviewed By: Niall Magennis
Price when reviewed: Special Edition DVD box (6-month service/support), £25 (£30 inc VAT); retail box or download (1yr service support), £49 (£58 inc VAT)
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