AVG Internet Security 7.5, the all-inclusive security suite
GRISOFT Offers Most Comprehensive Computer Protection With Release of the AVG 7.5 Security Portfolio
Available for the first time is AVG Internet Security 7.5, the all-inclusive security suite
Millburn, N.J. - October 2, 2006 - GRISOFT, the supplier of AVG security software, today announced the global launch of AVG 7.5 security portfolio with the most comprehensive product line ever released. The extended security offerings for home, SMBs and enterprise users comprise improved and new products, including AVG Internet Security 7.5, an all-inclusive security suite.
A significant addition to the AVG security software portfolio, AVG Internet Security 7.5, includes the most recent anti-virus, anti-spyware, anti-spam and firewall technologies with reliable automatic updates while consuming a low level of computer resources for convenient use. In the AVG Internet Security Network Edition, GRISOFT offers centralized remote administration, which allows for remote installation, updating and management of all workstations and servers.
GRISOFT’s existing portfolio for home, small and medium business users is now expanded to include AVG Anti-Spyware 7.5 and AVG Anti-Malware 7.5 products. AVG Anti-Spyware 7.5 offers protection against Trojans, spyware, adware, dialers, keyloggers and worms. The AVG Anti-Malware program combines the latest anti-spyware and antivirus technologies within a single, easy-to-use interface.
Along with the new products, there are substantial improvements to the overall portfolio with enhanced data protection, automatic updates, access to 24/7 customer support and a single, user-friendly interface.
"GRISOFT’s focus has always been providing users with the most comprehensive and proactive computer security solutions on the market," said Larry Bridwell, Vice President of Communications of GRISOFT. "With AVG 7.5 and, more specifically, Internet Security 7.5, we’ve taken another step toward truly providing all users with security software that can continually protect them from the growing number of cyber and computer threats."