G Data Total Security - 3 PC 1 Year License
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August 25, 2026
October 24, 2026
- Recorded low€13.44 August 31, 2026
- Average price€17.96
- Recorded high€18.96
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It is above its usual price. If you can wait, it often drops.
August 21, 2026
October 24, 2026
- Recorded low€13.44 August 31, 2026
- Average price€17.93
- Recorded high€18.96
We record the lowest available price regardless of activation region. Tracking starts when the game is added to the comparison site.
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About G Data Total Security - 3 PC 1 Year
Description as published by the developer on Steam.
Antivirus software used to mean just catching viruses and hoping for the best. G Data Total Security goes a lot further than that. Built by a German cybersecurity company with decades in the industry, it runs two scanning engines at once, pairing its own detection tech with Bitdefender's, so threats have a harder time slipping through unnoticed. Beyond the core antivirus, you also get a firewall, a password manager, backup tools, parental controls, and file encryption, all packaged into one dashboard instead of scattered across separate apps. A G Data Total Security license gets you the full version of all of it, not a stripped-down starter tier. What do I get with G Data Total Security? With a G Data Total Security license, you get: Antivirus and malware protection. Real-time scanning backed by two detection engines working together, with new virus signatures added every hour. Ransomware protection. Anti-ransomware tech that catches extortion Trojans before they can lock down your files. A firewall. Monitoring for incoming and outgoing connections, so hackers and spyware have a harder time getting through. A password manager. Save and auto-fill logins for shops, forums, and email accounts instead of reusing the same weak password everywhere. File encryption. Lock down financial documents, personal photos, and anything else you'd rather keep private. Automated backups. Store encrypted backups through Dropbox or Google Drive, so a malware hit or hardware failure doesn't mean l