Kaspersky Antivirus is a powerful malware protection software that comes with an impressive array of features. The exact list of features is dependent on the plan of pricing you select that can range from basic virus and malware protection to an extensive security suite.
The user interface for Kaspersky is visually appealing and sleek. The majority of functions are displayed as tiles on the main screen. You can perform rapid or full scans and then review the results in a straightforward and concise manner. You can also see your device’s status (e.g. A green checkmark means you’re protected) and see recommendations for further actions.
Kaspersky has a number of fantastic features which include a data leak detector system that scans the dark web to discover personal information that is available that are available for sale (e.g. email addresses, credit card numbers and social security numbers) and an analysis of weak settings that find configurations that leave your device vulnerable. Keyloggers cannot track your physical movements to find your login details. Another security tool is an onscreen keyboard which blocks keyloggers from tracking your physical movements. Kaspersky Internet Security subscriptions include the option of a free VPN however it’s limit is 300MB per day.
While the software does a decent job of keeping your device safe, some users have concerns about the privacy practices of Kaspersky Lab. The company is owned by Russian security firm Eugene Kaspersky and has been accused of working with the government, particularly during the war in Ukraine. The scandal has damaged the image of the company, even although it denies all allegations. To regain trust, Kaspersky has started its Global Transparency Initiative to prove that it is committed to the privacy and independence of its employees.
