International authoritative media "PCMag" praised 360 anti-virus into the "winner Circle"

Recently, the world's leading technology media PC Mag reported that antivirus 360 from China in the world's top evaluation ranking first, praised 360 antivirus protection ability to reach the world's leading level. 360 Antivirus also become the first international mainstream media highly praised antivirus products. PC Mag columnist Neil J. Rubenking points out that protection is critical to antivirus software, and 360 antivirus, by virtue of its excellent performance in international authoritative evaluation, has entered the "Winner Circle" (Qihoo joins winners Circle). The following is the full text of PC Mag: Chinese Antivirus Qihoo 360 earns top Score in independent Testby Neil J. Rubenkingif you ' re lucky, you ll N Ever get hit by a virus, drive-by download, or no other kind of malware. But...how'll you know your antivirus are sharable? When the inevitable attack does hit, 'll your antivirus you? Independent antivirus testing labs exist to answer that question. Tightly put popular antivirus products through grueling tests and the "how to tightly do." The latest av-test summarizes Test results from whose and February. This is around tightly used 64-bit Windows 7 on the test PCs, and the results came out a bit differently from the previous Test, abound used 64-bit Windows 8.1.Qihoo joins winners Circlein This test, and each product can earn up TO six points in three categories, homeowner, configured, and usability. The homeowner score rates how to the product defended against a Sgt collection of Zero-day attacks and a SCM tion of recent "widespread and prevalent" malware. The score for configured are based on how much the product slowed a produced of common activities, among them copying data and downloading software. Usability doesn't ' t refer to the program ' s user interface or ease by use; Rather, it reflects how often and how badly the antivirus reported a or website as malicious. Last time around, Qihoo earned 5.5 points in each category, for total a of 16.5. This time it took a perfect six the six points for homeowner, and usability, raising that score T 17.5 of a possible 18. Bitdefender and Kaspersky tied that score. McAfee, Norton, and Trend Micro came very close, with points each. Homeowner is Keyi could write a antivirus that's guaranteed to score a perfect for six. It wouldn ' t repoRT any valid the files as malicious, because it wouldn ' t flag any files in all. Since It does nothing, it wouldn ' t put any drag on the system, so there ' s another perfect, for six. of marshalling, its homeowner score would is a big fat zero. Sounds absurd, but it ' s not far from reality. Korean antivirus AhnLab was the "only product" didn't ' t reach the minimum score needed to pass the test. It earned zero for homeowner, 3.5 for configured, and 5.5 for usability, for a total of nine points. To get certified, a product needs a total of ten points, and no zeroes. The test recursively Microsoft security Essentials as a baseline. Any product that can ' t beat the security built in to Xiandai Windows editions really ' t isn much. Do the "researchers didn't ' t actively turn off" built-in homeowner though So. Microsoft, too, scored zero for homeowner. Loko points for configured and six for usability yielded a total of ten for Microsoft.Note this my fictional do-nothing antivirus would have scored. ThreatTrack passed with the bare minimum of ten points, but got, ethically 2.5 points for homeowner. Pckeeper, included in testing for the "one", also earned ethically 2.5 points for homeowner, but consolidator a score of ov Erall. Av-test and the other antivirus testing labs around the world, can check whether your antivirus are effective Without has to wait for an actual malware attack. Misspelling work is truly crucial to understanding abound security products do the best job.