Comodo Internet Security Pro Review

Then it comes to looking for the best you want something that you know is going to protect your system and keep your personal data safe. It’s also helpful if it’s both configurable and easy to use. Comodo Internet Security Pro hits some of those points and misses others. From an antivirus application that works well to a Virus-Free guarantee, you can be assured that your PC is likely well protected, but you’ll have to watch out for the sneaky way Comodo tries to install a new default web browser and change your DNS settings on installation.
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Comodo Internet Security Pro does offer some extra features that are nice to have, but it’s also missing some you would expect. So, what you get when install Comodo Internet Security Pro is a mixed bag, and you’ll have to decide if what you do get is worth losing what you don’t. Read on for our full take.

Type of Protection/Security: Definition Scanning & Behavior Monitoring

Comodo Internet Security Pro performs definition-based scans for viruses based on the proprietary Dragon platform, which promises to catch whatever threats may come your way. According to AV-Test, Comodo actually delivers on that promise. During industry testing, Comodo consistently scores perfect or near-perfect on the Protection tests.

We also found that the deep scan took an inordinately long time to complete; more than three hours on our test system. And we did experience some lag during that scan, so if you plan to run deep scans often, it’s best to run them during system low- or no-use hours.
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Scan Locations: You Have Options

Most antivirus applications on the market today have both a Quick Scan and a Full Scan. Comodo Internet Security does as well, but it goes a little further by offering a Custom Scan that allows you to scan files and folders you choose. This can include files and folders on external storage devices, however, there isn’t an option to scan the whole external drive at one time. You can select multiple files or folders on a drive, but that’s a little clunkier and less intuitive than we would like for it to be.

You can also run a Ratings Scan, which scans commonly infected areas and memory in the cloud to determine if the reputation of those locations is good or bad. If it finds concerning issues, the application will make recommendations on how the issue should be handled. You can choose to apply the selected actions or change them at your discretion.

Types of Malware: Viruses, Rootkits & Bots
Comodo Internet Security Pro doesn’t shy away from the many types of threats you may encounter on the Internet. The software protects against viruses, malware, spyware, rootkits, and bot threats. It also includes what Comodo calls Defense+, which blocks malware before it can install on your system. It does this using signature monitoring, which allows Comodo to tell if a file has recognizable bits of known threats.
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Tuck all of that behind a firewall to protect the perimeter of your system, and you can understand why AV-TEST gives Comodo Internet Security Pro good marks on lab test.

Comodo Internet Security Pro doesn’t shy away from the many types of threats you may encounter on the Internet.

Ease of Use: Easy to Use, Until It’s Not

The installation of Comodo Internet Security Pro is where you encounter your first stumbling block with the application. The first problem you’ll encounter is that the software automatically installs the Dragon and gives Dragon control over your DNS settings unless you deselect the option for these things during the installation process. Given that most people click right through all the notifications during a software installation, this feels a little underhanded to us.
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The good news is, if you slow down and read the notices and options as you’re installing the program, you can deselect these options. If you happen to miss them, you can also go into the Settings for the application and change those options, then uninstall the browser, but that’s a hassle when you didn’t want the browser to start with.

Update Frequency: You Get to Decide, With Limits
Virus definitions are the heart of how your system is protected from threats. Antivirus applications should update regularly to help keep you safe from the latest threats. With Comodo Internet Security Pro, you have some options for how and when you receive updates. 

Performance: Mostly Unnoticeable

The first thing Comodo does when it settles after the install is to run a Quick Scan on your system to ensure you don’t have any common threats that need attention. After that, you’ll have to trigger the Full Scan to do a deep review of your system. During testing, we tried surfing the Internet, streaming movies and music, and a variety of other online activities while both the Quick and Full Scans were running and only noticed minor amounts of lag during the Full Scan.

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During testing, we tried surfing the Internet, streaming movies and music, and a variety of other online activities while both the Quick and Full Scans were running and only noticed minor amounts of lag during the Full Scan.

Additional Tools: A Few Really Good Ones

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For most antivirus applications today, the real differentiator after the effectiveness of virus scans is the tools that are included with the virus engine. For Comodo Internet Security Pro, there are few that are pretty good.

Despite being disgruntled that Comodo tries to force-install the Dragon web browser, we’re not completely opposed to it. The Dragon browser is a secure browser, which can protect you as you move around the Internet. Our only issue with it is that we would like the option to choose the Dragon browser made cleaner, and easier to spot.

The price for Comodo Internet Security Pro is about what you would expect from a mid-level antivirus application.
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Type of Support: Paid or Free? The Answer is Murky

Support is another of those areas that we’re not fond of. After providing the promise of Unlimited Product Support and Unlimited Live Expert Virus Removal, the Comodo website sends you to an "Unlimited Tech Support" program that will cost around $200 per year. It promises 24/7/365 support, but that’s another of those things that feels wrong to us.
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Fortunately, if you click the Support link at the top of the Comodo home page, you’re taken to some different options. From that menu, you can access support forums, e-mail addresses for different types of support (though many of them are labeled as being for enterprise customers), and phone numbers that you can use to speak with someone online. There are also chat and ticketing systems, so the help is there, but finding it might not be the easiest thing when you’re already having issues with your software or your system.

Price: Middle of the Road

The price for Comodo Internet Security Pro is about what you would expect from a mid-level antivirus application. You can expect to pay about $40/year for the application unless they happen to be running a special when you sign up for it.
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Your yearly subscription fee gets you access to Comodo Internet Security Pro for three devices.

Competition: Comodo Internet Security Pro Vs. Bitdefender

Comodo Internet Security Pro is another security product in a pool of tough contenders. Bitdefender Total Security is one of the toughest. On some levels Bitdefender’s product does many of the same things that Internet Security Pro does; virus & malware protection and a firewall are two examples. And the protection from both companies gets high marks during lab tests. But get past the basics, and that’s where these two products differ.
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