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Article from Rik Ferguson
Filed under: Family Safety,Shameless plug | RSS 2.0 | TB | Tags: cloud, Facebook, malicious code, malware, security | 46 Comments

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UPDATE: This promotion has now closed
Hopefully regular readers of the blog will have noticed that I try to avoid using Countermeasures to push product. However, this afternoon I have been offered 100 licence keys for our new Windows security software to give away to readers of the blog and I thought giving you free stuff was definitely something I should be doing!
Trend Micro Titanium was released this week and is already getting great reviews from journalists and testing houses alike. In all honesty, I love the product too, I know I sound like a shill but it has to be tried to be believed. Titanium is security software that has been designed not to get in your way, it won’t slow down your PC and at the same time it doesn’t compromise on the quality of protection. Anyway don’t take my word for it, give it a test drive and I’ll give you a free serial number.
You knew there was going to be a catch though, like Alice Cooper said “Nothing’s Free”… I only have 100 serial numbers to give away, so here’s what you have to do. Go here. Click the blue button to download a trial copy and install it. There’s an option to log in with your Facebook account rather than your email address if you prefer. The first 100 people to post a review of their experience with Titanium, either here as a comment to this blog post or on the Titanium page on Facebook will each get a 12 month subscription free of charge and obligation.
So there you have it, end of shameless promo!
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| Jerry Tilson: Thursday, 9. September 2010 um 9:30 pm |
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Seems pretty cool. Nicer interface and options than the older versions of Trend I’ve used. So do I get a key? |
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| Joe: Friday, 10. September 2010 um 4:07 am |
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Rik, i think posts are disable as of this moment at the Titanium FB Page. |
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| Rik Ferguson: Friday, 10. September 2010 um 10:10 am |
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Hi Joe, Thanks for your interest, if you want to post your review on the Facebook page then you need to “Like” the page first, apologies it’s the way Facebook works :( Chers, |
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| bill.darroch: Friday, 10. September 2010 um 2:43 pm |
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Like the new interface. Cool new look. seems to run a bit faster as well. |
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| Dean Osborne: Friday, 10. September 2010 um 3:10 pm |
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I am looking forward to using this product at home as use Worry Free advanced at work and its a fantastic product. |
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| Mike: Friday, 10. September 2010 um 4:49 pm |
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Love the new interface – hoping to check out the new features soon – easy installation and not noticed any slow down in operation |
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| Billy Ryan: Friday, 10. September 2010 um 5:54 pm |
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I really like the functionality and the quick scan time. A free key would be great. |
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| Øyvind Gullikstad: Friday, 10. September 2010 um 10:51 pm |
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It is looking very good. Will try to install it on my moms computer, if she does not break it it is a woonderful product. |
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| Joe: Saturday, 11. September 2010 um 3:43 am |
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Sorry about my false alarm regarding FB status. I made my post there. |
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| Greg: Saturday, 11. September 2010 um 8:10 pm |
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The interface is much cleaner than the older Internet Security. Seems like a clean product. |
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| Photag: Saturday, 11. September 2010 um 8:31 pm |
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I need a lite AV product that runs on 64 bit and doesn’t slow down my Photoshop CS5 |
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| BuyToday: Saturday, 11. September 2010 um 9:44 pm |
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Is this for real?19 |
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| Rik Ferguson: Monday, 13. September 2010 um 11:27 am |
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Then you need to download the trial of Titanium, it should meet all your requirements, once you have post a review here and I’ll let you have a 12 month license key! Cheers, |
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| Rik Ferguson: Monday, 13. September 2010 um 11:29 am |
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Yep! |
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| Rik Ferguson: Monday, 13. September 2010 um 11:29 am |
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Need to post a review first though :) |
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| Rik Ferguson: Wednesday, 15. September 2010 um 10:34 am |
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Certainly will, if you post a review :) |
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| Gonzalo: Wednesday, 15. September 2010 um 2:18 pm |
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This is a veLightweight and simple interface. Easy installation Regards |
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| Neo: Friday, 17. September 2010 um 2:21 am |
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As a proud Guru Member of the trend micro titanium i can just say that with the Titanium Trend micro have started a new era of protection .. Light&Strong understandable for everyone …. If you have any issues or suggestions you can visit the trend micro community which there will gladly help you and your feedback it is appreciated for improving the product |
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| Martyn: Monday, 20. September 2010 um 3:04 pm |
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Being very tired of bloated and/or semi confusing AV software I decided to give this a try. I’m very used to the various AV offerings of McAfee, Eset, Symantec and Grisoft (just to name a few) and I feel they have all progressively become slow, cumbersome beasts with tacky user interfaces. I decided to give Trend Micro Titanium a go as my current MS Security Essentials felt a little too basic in regards to its protection abilities. So far I’m impressed, it’s lightweight (biggest plus as I miss how lightweight NOD32 used to be) and the interface is very nice and tidy. Didn’t like Malwarebytes being installed which was a bit upsetting but I’m hoping with it’s protection the additional software won’t be needed. Lets see how it goes! |
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| Blokhine: Sunday, 17. October 2010 um 2:29 pm |
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Installed it yesterday. Liked at once, especially the interface and the fact I don’t have to worry about updates. Seems to be faster, too. |
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| mccallum: Sunday, 7. November 2010 um 11:12 pm |
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Sorted out all my probles instantly. Very good anti virus program |
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| Rik Ferguson: Monday, 8. November 2010 um 12:08 pm |
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Hi there, the email address you provided bounces, if you would like your 12 month license key please drop me another comment, your address won’t be made public. |
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| darren ryan: Wednesday, 10. November 2010 um 8:30 pm |
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brilliant product , detected threats and erased them , perfect |
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| tricia cooke: Wednesday, 13. April 2011 um 12:23 pm |
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loads from the internet, installs and scans with no hassle or technical expertise needed! |
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Thursday, 9. September 2010 um 5:54 pm
So far so good, but obviously will have to give it some time to fully test the product. Thanks in advance for the 12-month licence.