AVG AntiVirus
AVG
['falcom', 'lucasarts', 'nintendo ead tokyo', 'sce cambridge studio', 'edmund mcmillen', 'dec', 'nexon america', 'evolution studios', 'chris sawyer', 'iso', 'data design interactive', 'ea redwood shores', 'comodo group', 'mitsubishi', 'codemasters', 'neko entertainment', 'studio 33', 'uw', 'gainax', 'strategic simulations', 'yuuji horii', 'microchip', 'sacnoth', 'ogc', 'deep silver', 'humongous entertainment', 'ubisoft entertainment', 'carnegie mellon', 'psygnosis', 'guerrilla games', 'double fine productions', 'vanillaware', 'stardock', 'liquid entertainment', 'opengis', 'microprose', 'phil zimmermann', 'aol', 'red storm entertainment', 'cavedog entertainment', 'control data', 'big red software', 'ion storm', 'neowiz games', 'commodore', 'data general', 'openbsd', 'culture brain', 'international standard', 'fedora project', 'lucasfilm games', 'borland', 'freestylegames', 'harmonix', 'epic megagames', 'acorn computers', 'electronic arts', 'aurora toolset', 'bertrand meyer', 'hal corporation', 'infogrames', 'level 9', 'platinumgames', 'google', 'backbone entertainment', 'the edge', 'naughty dog', 'the perl foundation', 'tobu railway', 'hewson consultants', 'chris hughes', 'sports interactive', 'apple computer', 'fsf', 'ubisoft shanghai', 'bluepoint games', 'apache software foundation', 'polyphony digital', 'feral interactive', 'amblin entertainment', 'sinclair research', 'port authority', 'simbin', 'nintendo', 'embarcadero', 'madfinger games', 'mitchell corporation', 'icom simulations', 'cinemaware', 'mikengreg', 'looking glass studios', 'sony computer entertainment japan', 'sucker punch productions', 'ubisoft montreal', 'buckminster fuller', 'albert ellis', 'banpresto', 'metatrader 5', 'gamevil']
AVG (software)
AVG AntiVirus (previously just AVG, abbreviation of Anti-Virus Guard) is a family of anti-virus and Internet security software for the Windows, OS X, and former Linux and FreeBSD computing platforms, developed by AVG Technologies, a publicly traded Czech company formerly known as Grisoft.