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Milestone Interactive bring AVG Antivirus to India

AVG Antivirus has officially entered India, with none other than Milestone Interactive Group as distributors.

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Siddharth Zarabi|Apr 22, 2009, 19:04:26 IST

AVG Anti virus, is a familiar name amongst techies and 'early adopters' of technology, thanks to their easy to use free version. Now this Anitvirus has officially entered India, with none other than Milestone Interactive Group, the same people who've brought you PlayStation products for years. It's a business tie-up with AVG Technologies, who claim over 80 million users in 167 countries.

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Mr. Jayant Sharma, Chairman and CEO – Milestone Interactive Group, says "We have been in the interactive software business for over a decade and are market leaders in this field. Given the rapidly growing installed base of computers & Internet users in India, the time seemed just right for us to expand into the ICT security space. The fact that AVG has put their faith in us even as we step into this business speaks volumes of our market credibility."

Mr Peter Baxter, Vice President – Business Development, AVG Technologies, added, "With Indian internet usage continuing to grow at a phenomenal rate, hitting 50 million users in 09, its inevitable the cybercriminals will, if not already, start to pay particular attention to Indian consumers. AVG’s products will allow consumers and all types of users the confidence to surf & work online with the knowledge they are protected by AVG.

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Siddharth Zarabi is Editor (Economic Policy) and Delhi Bureau Chief at CNBC-TV18.

First Published:Apr 22, 2009, 19:04:26 IST
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