
Through the process of this review, I found that Avast Antivirus is effective in combating cybersecurity threats.


The company is most famous for its incredibly effective and hugely popular free antivirus software. Since then, it has branched into a huge multinational cybersecurity company, acquiring and merging with AVG Technologies.

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