Medina, U.S.A. — On October 17, Antivirus and security firm Thirtyseven4 announced the launch of antivirusday2012.com, a website commemorating the 9th annual National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM). This year’s NCSAM theme is “Our Shared Responsibility”, and in response to the critical need for online safety, Thirtyseven4 is providing their most recent version of antivirus protection (Thirtyseven4 Antivirus 2013) for Free to the first one thousand visitors who register at antivirusday2012.com.

“Here at Thirtyseven4 we absolutely agree that staying safe online is a “shared responsibility,” says Steven Sundermeier, owner of Thirtyseven4. “To demonstrate our commitment to this theme, we are making Thirtyseven4 Antivirus 2013 available at no cost to the first 1,000 registrants on October 23rd.”

This giveaway is the first time Thirtyseven4 has offered its antivirus solution free to the public.

“We understand that there are many users who simply can’t afford adequate protection and are either online with no security software installed or are forced to install a low grade free AV or malware scanner. Many free options are feature-limited and leave users vulnerable to sophisticated cybercriminal attacks,” concluded Sundermeier.

New features included for Thirtyseven4 Antivirus include:

* Dedicated AntiMalware & AntiRootkit Removal Components

* Sandbox Web Browsing

* Data Theft Protection

* Silent Firewall

* Email Security

* Optimized Virus Scanner

* Zero-Day Protection

In addition to the gift of free antivirus protection, Thirtyseven4 is making its Internet Security Awareness Poster Set available for free PDF download, along with other articles and materials relating to the topic of Cyber Security, at antivirus2012.com. “Sharing the Responsibility” of educating others about best Cyber Security practices is part of the Thirtyseven4 mission to make spending time online a safe and secure experience.

This offer is available to U.S. Residents only.

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