Check Your Devices for Malware

You’ve probably been told the importance of checking your computer, phone, or tablet for malware. This should be done regularly if you use the Internet (and who doesn’t?). So, where do you get reliable and inexpensive tools to do security checkups on your devices? CITS to the rescue!

Here are links to free security checkup tools offered by reputable security vendors.

• AOL Computer Checkup

• Audit My PC 

• avast! Free Antivirus (for PCs)

• avast! Mobile Security (for Android)

• AVG AntiVirus FREE 2015

• Bitdefender
  
• Cloudbric Comprehensive Website Protection Service (Free up to 4GB)

• ESET Online Scanner 

• iScan Online Security Awareness Scan
• Kaspersky Virus ScannerLastPass How Secure Is My Password?
  
• Logical Operations CyberSAFE Readiness Test

• McAfee Security Scan

• Microsoft Safety Scanner

• nCircle PureCloud Vulnerability Scanner

• Norton Security Scan

• OPSWAT Free Security Tools

• Panda Security Antivirus Scan

• Qualys Browser Check

• QualysGuard Malware Protection

• Secunia PSI

• Sophos Free Security Tools 

• StopTheHacker Free Application Vulnerability Scan

• Symantec Security Scan

• Trend Micro HouseCall Virus Scan

• Trend Micro Security Assessment

• Vipre Internet Security 2013

• Webroot Secure Anywhere Antivirus
  
• ZapFraud

Chris Phillips Bulletin Board, Education, Technology, University LifeOctober 7, 20160 commentsCenter for Information Technology Services, CITS, computer security, computer spyware, computer support, computer viruses, cybersecurity, Information Technology, mobile technology, National Cyber Security Awareness group, security checkups.