This is interesting. Today, a company(who shall remain nameless) complained AVG were falsely saying their website was hacked, so, as we usually do, we investigated.

Resident threat expert Roger Thompson just posted this new alert over on his AVG blog:

Security has become an important factor today when it comes to the Internet. Back then when viruses and exploits and such were still new, it wasn't as bad as it is today with online security.

Just received a copy of this 'Conversations with the Experts' podcast - a chat between analyst Eric Ogren and AVG Chief Research Officer Roger Thompson on cyber threat vulnerabilities as they apply to

AVG's doing some interesting marketing around the launch of 8.5. If you're on Twitter, follow @officialavgnews and check out #twitterpromo. There's a couple of grands' worth of vacation on offer!

Just came across this useful article in, of all places, CIO Issues (you'd think CIOs would know how to tell good security software from bad, but that's a whole other story).

OK, so far, Norton, AVG, and Kaspersky anti-malware products are said to work with Windows 7. Anyone have any actual hands-on experience with Windows 7 and one of these products?