Bullguard is a robust security suite that covers all bases. It’s not as feature-rich as the competition but it’s a great option for users seeking a more value from their antivirus software. It also works well with resources, avoiding heavy system load while providing several options to ease the load in the event of need.

The this hyperlink program opens with an modular hub that features an organized layout of its modules. These include antivirus, firewalls, PC tune-up, game boosters, and home network scanners. People who want to keep an eye on their system for weaknesses will be happy with the “Vulnerabilities” section, which will alert them of things like missing Windows updates autostart services, and open ports. The “Game Booster” is a feature that optimizes your system on a regular basis when you play, is useful for gamers.

In our tests, we found that bullguard was very effective at preventing malware infection, and was relatively low on system resources in comparison to the other products, particularly when it came to CPU usage. However we did observe that the background processes of the antivirus took up quite a bit of RAM, particularly when the system has limited memory. Furthermore, some elements of the hub app appeared like they were pixelated when displayed on high-resolution screens.

Bullguard’s Premium protection subscription comes with a mobile component that gives parental controls, antitheft and basic backup support to your tablet or smartphone. Despite this, the app isn’t a lot and doesn’t come with important features like the protection of your camera or file shredders. Also, support via phone is only available via live chat and email.