Security

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.

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

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.

IPVanish has great features and is tight on security – read our full IPVanish review to learn more.

CyberGhost is one of the most popular VPNs on the market, but is it right for you? Read our full review to find out.

NordVPN and NordVPN Teams are two of the most advanced VPN services available – read our full review here.

In this Surfshark review you’ll learn why this affordable VPN is also one of the best.

ExpressVPN is a best-in-class VPN service that more than justifies its price tag.

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

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

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.

Bitdefender Antivirus Free Edition runs on autopilot and offers no extras or customization options, but it's ideal for anyone who doesn't want to fuss with antivirus software.

Norton 360 Standard, Norton 360 Deluxe and Norton 360 with LifeLock include the most complete antivirus-software and identity-protection-service combinations you'll find today.

ESET's antivirus software barely slows system performance, but it offers middling malware protection and can get expensive if you have a lot of machines to protect.

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

Ring Video Doorbell 2 is flexible enough to go anywhere, plus it has good motion-alert settings and low cloud-storage costs.

AVG AntiVirus Free is beaten in features by its more glamorous sibling Avast Free Antivirus and beaten in malware protection by everything else.

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

Windows Defender isn't the absolute best antivirus software, but it's easily good enough to be your main malware defense.

Kaspersky Security Cloud Free combines excellent malware protection, plenty of extra features and a very light system-performance impact.

Norton Family is powerful on Android and Windows, but it doesn't have many features for iOS.

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

IDShield's frequent three-bureau credit reports and scores are great bargains, though IdentityForce and LifeLock monitor more personal data.

The Nest Cam IQ is a great outdoor security camera, but we prefer the Arlo Pro for its local storage and more affordable plans.

As the successor to Dropcam, the Nest Cam Indoor continues to set the standard for wireless home security cameras.

The Nest Cam IQ Outdoor is a well-constructed, tamper-resistant, intelligent camera that's part of the Nest Home security ecosystem.

If you're looking for a good video doorbell but don't want to spend more than $100, look no further.