Security

Read our full Private Internet Access review to see if PIA is still worth considering after a decade in the VPN business

IDShield's frequent credit scores are handy, though IdentityForce and LifeLock monitor more credit bureaus and personal data.

Kaspersky Safe Kids is the cheapest good option for monitoring Android, but Net Nanny is better for keeping an eye on Apple mobile devices.

Net Nanny is one of the best parental-control apps on iOS or Android, though it lacks call or text monitoring.

IdentityForce offers the best overall service when credit monitoring is factored in, but LifeLock has the edge on pure identity protection.

Acronis True Image is expensive and complicated, but it offers a wide range of options and features for hard-core PC users.

We put Mozilla VPN through its paces, testing out the popular browser's first standalone VPN product to see if it lives up to the hype.

Avast Free Antivirus offers a ton of features for a free antivirus program but has mediocre malware protection and a heavy system load.

With big improvements to its Windows and Android apps, 1Password isn't just for Apple users anymore, but it still lags behind LastPass.

vpn VPN Unlimited has a small server network, can it match the big hitters in terms of functionality?

LastPass's free version gives you almost everything you need from a password manager, and LastPass's moderately-priced paid version is the best out there.

VPN Encrypt.me is a bare-bones VPN service with a simple interface built for the masses – but at what expense?

VPN The Perimeter 81 VPN isn't class-leading, but it's just part of the company's excellent suite of tools. Read our review of the VPN here.

Keeper is not the flashiest password manager, but it works well, has excellent security features and is not expensive.

Enpass does password-manager basics right, and costs at most $54.

Speedify is one of the fastest VPNs we’ve ever tested, but can it stack up to the competition? Find out in our full review.

Blur is just okay as a password manager, but it has excellent privacy protections if that's what you're looking for.

The free and open-source KeePass isn't for everyone, but if you're willing to put in some effort, it's one of the most powerful password managers out there.

The once-innovative True Key hasn't changed in years and lacks many features and functions now common among other password managers.

RoboForm doesn't offer much more than the basics of password management and form filling, but it does them well for a bargain price.

IDrive is best for anyone who has multiple machines to back up. Just keep an eye on the 5TB or 10TB storage limit.

VPN Mullvad is a seriously privacy-focused VPN that goes out of its way to protect its users – but is it worth the extra cost?

HideMyAss! (HMA) is one of the longest-running VPNs on the market. See if it still has what it takes in our full HideMyAss! review.

VPN ProtonVPN offers maximum security with multi-server routing and a strict no-logging policy – read our full ProtonVPN review here.

VPN Our Windscribe VPN review goes in-depth and explores this competitively priced, easy-to-use VPN service.

This VyprVPN review picks apart the no-logs VPN to see if it's the service you should trust to protect you online.

In our TunnelBear review, we’ve explored the pros, cons, features, and everything else to know about this popular VPN.

In this Hotspot Shield review we examine the swift and vast VPN in detail – is it the right choice for you?

Dashlane is a powerful, attractive and easy-to-use password manager, but its hefty price is tied to extra features you probably don't need.