Security tools should solve a real problem, not create another sales pitch. These are products and free services that can make everyday online safety easier when they fit your needs.
You do not need every tool on this page. Start with the problem you are trying to solve and choose only what is useful to you.
A privacy and safer-browsing service that encrypts internet traffic and adds protection features aimed at malicious and phishing destinations.
Best for: People who want additional online privacy and another layer of protection while browsing.
Security software for detecting malware and unwanted software, with browser protection against many malicious, phishing, and scam websites.
Best for: People who want an easy malware scan or extra protection against dangerous websites.
An all-in-one consumer security suite combining device protection with additional privacy, scam, and account-security features depending on the plan.
Best for: People who prefer one broad security product rather than several separate tools.
Identity monitoring and restoration services designed to alert users to certain signs that personal or financial information may be misused.
Best for: People concerned about identity theft or misuse of personal information.
A password manager that generates, stores, and autofills unique passwords so you do not need to reuse or memorize every password.
Best for: People who want an easier way to use a different strong password for every important account.
A free authentication app that can add another sign-in check to Microsoft and many other supported online accounts.
Best for: People who want to strengthen important accounts with two-factor authentication without buying another product.
We will not recommend a paid product when the safer answer is simply to change a setting, install an update, use a built-in security feature, or follow a better habit. Some Know Phishing guides intentionally recommend no product at all.