However, when it comes to Kaspersky’s protection features, it is about as good as it gets: Top-level anti-malware, excellent web protection, a solid (optional) password manager, and industry-leading parental controls. As it’s an optional extra, we don’t recommend buying it. It’s not very advanced, and it collects too much user data. Its design is intuitive, the protection extensive, and the engineering quality excellent. Kaspersky Internet Security is outstanding. When you disable virus protection, the program offers to automatically restore it after a given period, and laptop users will appreciate the option to disable scheduled scans when running on battery power.Kaspersky Internet Security Review Summary Email folders can be scanned with a single click as easily as file folders. When access to a web object is blocked, your browser is redirected to an explanation rather than a plaintive error message – a problem with many other applications. When malware is found, an “apply to all” option makes it effortless to set up default behaviours. Few of Kaspersky’s capabilities are actually unique, but no other package combines such a range of useful functions. This resource throttling … lifts Kaspersky above most of the competition.”Īnd the software doesn’t skimp on features. As we noted in August, “all email, files and downloaded web content are scanned in real-time, yet the impact upon system resources is negligible thanks to the ability to suspend scanning operations during resource-intensive user operations. It’s refreshing to find an antivirus package that’s so respectful of resources. Not only is Kaspersky effective, it’s efficient, too: during the email scan test, total system RAM usage was close to the lowest of the group. While many packages check for new virus signatures on a daily basis, Kaspersky runs to an hourly schedule, improving your PC’s chances of being immunised before an infection reaches it. The developer credits this performance to a combination of the software’s heuristic scanning and uncompromising approach to database updates.
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