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As malware, ransomware, phishing, and AI‑enabled scams continue to grow in frequency and sophistication worldwide, the demand for layered, intelligent Windows antivirus has never been more critical.

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Your device's built-in antivirus software might not be enough because cyber threats continue to evolve. While a tool like Apple's XProtect offers basic protection, it often lacks essential features ...

If VPN coverage is your first priority, and you’re already sold on Surfshark’s VPN, subscribing to Surfshark One will give access to seemingly adequate antivirus protection. However, if you’re ...

Information: Every end device - both work and private - should be equipped with antivirus software for your own security and the security of the university network. Office devices will be equipped ...