ZoneAlarm provides quality anti-ransomware protection, too. While better firewalls exist (like Norton’s Smart Firewall), I think it’s one of ZoneAlarm’s better features. Being a two-way firewall, it also makes your PC invisible to hackers and helps keep you protected against spyware.
It blocks malware and monitors your network to prevent unauthorized access to it. The advanced firewall included in ZoneAlarm is good. The scans were fast, too when I tried it out, I could run a full scan in about 45 minutes - which is about as fast as my top antivirus, Norton. It employs behavioral scanning to detect the newest threats, and its malware database is updated every hour. ZoneAlarm’s scanner detected every malware sample I’d hidden on my computer (catching more malware samples than Microsoft Defender). It offers a 30-day free trial and a 30-day money-back guarantee, so you can try it out risk-free. That said, ZoneAlarm is a decent antivirus with very affordable prices. Compared to antiviruses like Norton and Bitdefender, it’s missing some vital cybersecurity tools, such as a VPN, a password manager, and parental controls. While ZoneAlarm is a reliable and beginner-friendly antivirus, it has some drawbacks. I especially like ZoneAlarm’s apps because all the features are available on the front of the user interface instead of being hidden behind confusing menus.
Its interface is intuitively designed, and I could easily access settings and features on the app, whether I was on PC, Android, or iOS. The antivirus is also very easy to install and use. Other notable features include good anti-keylogging and ransomware protection. I tested out its entire cybersecurity toolkit, and in summary, the malware scanner caught more threats than Microsoft Defender, the advanced firewall worked well and was very customizable, and the web protections blocked every suspicious website and link that I clicked on. ZoneAlarm is a decent antivirus with very good security features.
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