Norton 360

Maybe the biggest name in antivirus and protection software, Norton 360 (formerly Norton Security) gets a lot right, though for some reason just has to install an annoying toolbar and browser extension. Check out our full Norton 360 review to know more about its pros and cons.

By Sapphire Fox — 31 Jul'18 Last Updated: 08 Sep'26

Webroot SecureAnywhere

Webroot SecureAnywhere is a fast and efficient antivirus solution that boasts some of the most effective security measures we've seen. Though it's not perfect, it's interface could use some tweaking for one, it's a strong contender for most people's attentions. Read our full review for the details.

By Nicole Brooks — 30 Jul'18 Last Updated: 14 Jul'26

McAfee Total Protection

McAfee is one of the oldest names in antivirus, and for good reason. The latest iteration of its Total Protection package may be its best yet, with almost 100 percent guaranteed protection against viruses. Check out our full McAfee Total Protection review to see that not all that glitters is gold, though.

By Jacob Roach — 30 Jul'18 Last Updated: 16 Jul'26

RoboForm

RoboForm is an inexpensive password manager that presents a ton of options to people who want to tweak them. The interface, however, isn't for everybody, as you can read in our full RoboForm review.

By Jacob Roach — 13 Jul'18 Last Updated: 21 Aug'26

Sticky Password

Sticky Password is an inexpensive password manager that has enough options to make techies go crazy. The lack of a multi-user plan puts on a damper for businesses and families, but individual users will find one of the best options on the market. Read our full Sticky Password review to learn more.

By Jacob Roach — 13 Jul'18 Last Updated: 24 May'26

Password Depot

Though Password Depot isn't a bad password manager as such, it suffers from some of the worst feature creep we've seen in this section of the market so far. The bells and whistles predominate to such an extent that using it qualifies as work, as you can read in our Password Depot review.

By Jacob Roach — 05 Jul'18 Last Updated: 15 Jul'26
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CloudSync

The CloudSync's heart is in the right place, the service falls short on many fronts, making Cloudwards.net putting it directly into the "pass" column. Check out our full CloudSync review for the details on how we came to this decision.

By Joseph Gildred — 26 Jun'18 Last Updated: 12 Sep'26

F-Secure Key

F-Secure Key is a password manager that covers all the bases with an attractive desktop UI and industry-standard security. However, support and ease of use could use some work. Read more about Key in our full Key review.

By Jacob Roach — 26 Jun'18 Last Updated: 28 Mar'26

IronVest (Formerly Blur)

Blur is an easy to use password manager that rewards those with a set-it-and-forget it mentality. Its bare-bones design functions in the background, but doesn't offer much flexibility otherwise. You can read more about it in our full Blur review.

By Jacob Roach — 25 Jun'18 Last Updated: 15 Jul'26
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Kaspersky Password Manager

Kaspersky is an established name in the DIY security scene, and Kaspersky Password Manager lives up to the company's reputation. It's easy to use, has plenty of features and is pretty cheap, too. However, it falls a little short in certain areas that you can read all about in this review.

By Jacob Roach — 21 Jun'18 Last Updated: 21 Aug'26
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