Kapersky Total Security 3.0 (Free for 48 hrs.)

Last week I dealt with a nerve-wracking sh*tstorm, in which three of my customer sites and dozens of end-users went down within hours of one another, unable to run my application. After much frantic research, it turned out to be caused by a Kaspersky automatic update that morning. To their credit, they published a fix the next day, but it cost my customers a day's worth of productivity. I will probably never recommend Kaspersky to anyone after that trauma.

All of them have pushed out definition updates with false-positive on some critical file at some point. It's a tough balancing act. Do you spend weeks of testing or do you deploy to protect your user base from a new threat? Damned if you do and damned if you don't.
 
Steve

I agree. I've personally be using ESET NOD32 for over 10 yrs and recommend it to all my clients. Light on resources, does it's job and stays out of the way. I don't use ESET Security Center since it's more in that monolithic, dominate your computer camp.
 
Steve