What is 360 Total Security?
360 Total Security is a robust cybersecurity software designed to protect your computer from a wide range of threats, including viruses, malware, ransomware, and phishing attacks. It offers a comprehensive suite of features to ensure your digital safety.
Key Features:
Antivirus Protection: Employs advanced antivirus engines to detect and eliminate malicious software.
Real-time Protection: Monitors your system continuously to proactively thwart threats.
Ransomware Protection: Safeguards your files from encryption by ransomware attacks.
Web Protection: Blocks malicious websites and harmful downloads.
System Optimization: Cleans up junk files, optimizes system performance, and speeds up boot times.
Privacy Protection: Helps safeguard your personal information from data breaches and online tracking.
Firewall: Protects your network from unauthorized access.
Why Choose 360 Total Security?
Free Version: Offers essential security features at no cost.
Premium Version: Provides advanced protection and additional features like a firewall, data shredder, and more.
User-Friendly Interface: Easy to navigate and use.
Regular Updates: Ensures protection against the latest threats.
Strong Performance: Minimal impact on system resources.
By utilizing 360 Total Security, you can enhance your computer's security posture and enjoy a worry-free digital experience.
Comments and Reviews
Very lightweight antivirus with lots of useful tools, not junkware. It's impact on system is barely none, you'll even forget that you have installed an antivirus. In my experience it's better than Avira, Microsofr Security Essential, and more lightweight than Avast
The 360 total security is getting worse with every single update. The company's vision for the international market is now clear. They want the international market to pay monthly for the premium version in which they will provide new features and for better cyber protection than the "Free" version. Not to mention this is covered with ads, scareware(ads), and pop up ads. While their chinese version is free fully and no ads.
Still do not recommend this AV especially with truly free AVs out there which i have stated in the comment below.
[Edited by artexjay, November 01]
People who want to stay secure on Windows 10 should use Windows Defender, Comodo Antivirus, Tencent PC Manager, FortiClient. All of which are free and well regarded in the security space.
I will update as i find more.
[Edited by artexjay, November 01]
Reply written Nov 1, 2019
360 Total Security has now completely dissapeared up it's own rectum.
It's a mess of ads, bundleware upon bundleware, chinese characters, unwanted and invasive procedures and highly questionable measures.
I think for your own security, you should regard this as a threat now.
It includes a bit of everything, such as cleanup (You have to pay for this with most AV's) Only downside is that you have to pay to get a license to get access to use the firewall, but you can use windows defender for that like what I do
It works! Cloud based + 2 optional engines (Bitdefender & Avira). Sandbox. Light on system resources. Include system cleanup and speedup utilities, if you don't want additional features, the "Essential" version is available for download. And yes, it's free.
360 totalsecurity is the best for free it is way better then avast. I find avast makes my system slow on every computer I have had and i'm running the new amd - a8 cpu with a gb memory. I have tried comodo sux and as we know norton has holes in its security http://www.ghacks.net/2016/06/29/google-shames-symantec-for-security-issues/
try 360 total security for a week like I did and never looked back
They actually added a tiny amount of ads and a way to get rid of them for a monthy subscription of something like 9.99 EUR/year
HOWEVER, the functions about this AV are not affected by the payroll (at least at the time of this comment, I might update it later).
It has helped me cut down the boot time of this OS from a minute to 5 seconds and it is very clean and easy to use, I will recommend it until some major changes like how the membership will go, but it is my #1 AV.
I take back my statement, they completely messed up.
Reply written Apr 15, 2018