Compare Detection Rates

ESET consistently outperforms the competition with outstanding performance in detection tests, making it the clear choice for your network's security solution. Given the sheer volume of malware that exists today, an excellent detection rate is simply a must for antimalware software. See how ESET security solutions compare with products from other global vendors in detection rates.


Virus Bulletin Awards

Since the inception of VB100 awards in 1998, ESET's antivirus products continue to boast a success rate of over 97 percent - the industry's highest.

Success ratio (%)
Selected Antivirus Vendors (not a complete list)
Source: www.virusbtn.com, May 1998 - June 2011


Daily Network Traffic - Overhead

Daily network traffic can have a huge impact on the corporate network. All security solutions require the latest signatures and engine updates in order to provide protection against malware. ESET’s daily network traffic is only 4 MB.

 

Size of avarage daily updates (MB)
Selected Antivirus Vendors (not a complete list)
Source: www.passmark.com, June 2010


Memory Consumption

Business security products that use more memory will cause visibly slower performance on affected endpoints. Thanks to its optimized detection technology, ESET outperforms the competition in this category.

Memory consumption (MB)
Selected Antivirus Vendors (not a complete list)
Source: www.passmark.com, June 2010


Local Database

The signature database of ESET Smart Security is three times smaller than the industry average, while providing maximum level of protection in the default configuration. Small databases do not overtax the system.

Size of local antimalware database (MB)
Selected Antivirus Vendors (not a complete list)
Source: www.passmark.com, June 2010


Faster Copying

The graph on the left shows the impact (system slowdown) of leading antivirus solutions on copying both small and large files. Test result: With ESET, the system runs smoothly and more effectively.

System slowdown (%)
Selected Antivirus Vendors (not a complete list)
Source: www.passmark.com, June 2010