Ease of Use:
G Data’s antivirus software is simple to use. Advanced users or the overly cautious type should have no problem manually using the program and monitoring performance. More importantly, beginners and users who just need the software to work without much intervention will also have no trouble simply letting G Data run in the background.
The interface brings most of the functions right to the front, easily accessible on the main dashboard. The main screen hosts a quick security status overview, and if there are any problems, you can fix them with one click.
Features:
G Data AntiVirus comes with all the essential tools to keep your computer safe. And while it doesn’t have some of the additional features that add convenience (silent gamer mode, password protected settings or laptop battery mode), the software has a healthy dose of extra features.
One feature that can’t be overstated is the unique integration of two separate scanning engines. Running an antivirus scan using both engines increases efficacy, and won’t considerably slow you down. And while there is plenty of overlap with two scanning engines, the virus signature database is the heart of any security software.
G Data AntiVirus 2014 24.0.1.1 Final Another impressive feature is the self-learning fingerprinting and whitelisting. Basically, the software is able to automatically analyze files and determine if they pose a threat (or will in the future).
Updates:
Especially good for the set-and-forget user, updates are performed automatically and in the background. Both virus signature definitions and actual program updates will run automatically or can be updated manually.
Regular updates are performed hourly and are small enough that they won’t affect regular computer use. If you’re using G Data at work, you can easily set up the software to update with your proxy server
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