BullGuard, specialists in user-friendly PC & Mobile security solutions, submitted its BullGuard Internet Security product for the prestigious Virus Bulletin 100 test for the second time and again passed with flying colours. With BullGuard passing the Virus Bulletin XP test back in June, this time the test platform was Vista 64-bit.

Products can only pass the test if they detect all active viruses at the time of testing, so-called in-the-wild viruses. Additionally, the product may not generate any false positives when scanning a set of clean files. False positives are cases when a file is identified as malware, but it is in fact harmless.

“Another success for the BullGuard products” said Theis Søndergaard, co-founder and CTO at BullGuard, “I hope we can keep our 100% score going forever. I am especially happy with this result as the Vista 64-bit platform is the one that required most development from our side. This is a nice reward for the hard work my team put into this project”.

About BullGuard
BullGuard specialises in PC & mobile security solutions for home-users and small-businesses, emphasising technical excellence, ease-of-use and customer-care.

BullGuard is committed to providing simple, cost-effective, integrated security solutions that provide users with first-class protection from computer viruses and intruders.

BullGuard has offices in the United Kingdom, Australia, Romania and Denmark.

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Benjamin Verduijn

Press and Technology Consultant

BullGuard Ltd

benjamin@bullguard.com