BullGuard has released the latest version of its all-in-one antimalware suite, BullGuard Internet Security.

The new package extends its cloud storage abilities with enhanced support for Dropbox, OneDrive and Google Drive.

Simplified backups enable users to copy files to the cloud directly from the program, without having to manually transfer them to a provider’s virtual drive first.

Files and folders may now be encrypted before they’re uploaded to protect your privacy.

A scheduler runs automated backups at regular intervals.

BullGuard Internet Security has a strong set of features, but it’s the Backup module that gets most attention this time

Smaller enhancements include improved parental controls, smarter Registry protection, and more PC cleanup options and tweaks.

A simpler licencing scheme means a single $59.95  license now covers up to three Macs, PCs or Android devices in any combination.

If you’ve many devices to protect then BullGuard Premium Security could be a better deal: extras include identity protection and social media tools, and a 10-device license can be yours for $99.95.

A 60-day trial of BullGuard Internet Security is available now for Windows Vista and later, or Mac.