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@garman22 wrote:

My IT guy says most Anti-Virus' are crap. They dont catch most things. I guess the best is pick the one with the least amount of holes and for us normal users, he recommended the free AVG. My personal preference is the same as Lisa's, Norton. 

 

Edit: If I would've read Lisa's all the way through,  I see she has changed. 

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Ive used AVG in the past and was happy with it, I never noticed an issue with Nortons either, but my IT guy mentioned that hackers look for holes in the wider known AV programs, Nortons, McAfee, etc, and recommended ESET.     Unless Im just a dummy and download some email that I shouldnt (I did get an email from a client with a file attached and no description or wording the other day....I wont open it until I hear back from them that they really sent it), the chances of a virus hitting me, I feel, are super slim.....I've got cyber insurance now, hope I dont ever have to use it!