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Webroot is a fairly well-known name in the security community, and it's all encompassing "Secure Anywhere" software suite is offered in three varietals: antivirus, Internet Security Plus, and Internet Security Complete. I decided to take a look at its basic "antivirus" package, which touts lighting fast scans, no updates to install since it's cloud-based, and phishing/malware protection. It's a pretty basic package that costs $39.99 (discounted to $19,99 for the first year) and can be installed on one device or three devices for an extra $10.
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Webroot is a fairly well-known name in the security community, and it's all encompassing "Secure Anywhere" software suite is offered in three varietals: antivirus, Internet Security Plus, and Internet Security Complete. I decided to take a look at its basic "antivirus" package, which touts lighting fast scans, no updates to install since it's cloud-based, and phishing/malware protection. It's a pretty basic package that costs $39.99 (discounted to $19,99 for the first year) and can be installed on one device or three devices for an extra $10.
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