Download COMODO Internet Security 3.5 BETA 3 Comprehensive Internet Security Solution

Like other security solution providers in the market, COMODO has also come up with its own internet security package which integrates COMODO Antivirus, COMODO Firewall and COMODO Defense+ in a seamless manner to cater to users who are looking for a comprehensive internet security package for their system. The COMODO Internet Security has just released its latest COMODO Internet Security 3.5.52396.411 BETA (BETA3). Users who are not comfortable with this kind of all-in-one integrated product and prefer to customize their security system independently can do so with the COMODO Internet Security package. Similarly to its predecessors, users who install this release can choose to install COMODO Firewall or COMODO Antivirus as respective standalone products but using the same setup.

This latest COMODO Internet Security 3.5.52396.411 BETA (BETA3) will tackle many small bugs and other user-transparent bugs existing in the previous BETAs especially in COMODO Firewall. Users can grab hold of the comprehensive internet security solution via the link here:

Download COMODO Internet Security 3.5 BETA 3 32-Bit (22.3MB)
Download COMODO Internet Security 3.5 BETA 3 64-Bit (36.8MB)

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