Kaspersky offers a great antivirus scanner and real-time anti-malware protection — it caught all of the malware samples I tested during testing.

There are many other great protections included. Its antiphishing protection was quite good at detecting suspicious sites. Kaspersky has some of the most effective parental controls I’ve seen. I also love the Rescue Disc feature to disinfect infected computers with malware, the secure web browser and virtual keyboard that secure online payments, and the premium version the virtual private network.

Although I like some of Kasperskys features, it is not the best. Kaspersky doesn’t offer essential features like two factor authentication (2FA) and dark web monitoring which are offered by all the top password management software in 2022. The system cleanup tools can be useful, but Avira and other competitors offer more options for optimizing computers. All plans include a free VPN, but it only offers 200MB/day and allows users to connect only to one server (which can be slow). Backup and Restore is basically free Dropbox account. Dropbox gives all users 2GB storage, so it’s not worth anything.

Kaspersky Total Security is still an excellent internet security solution. You get a good-quality antivirus scanner, a lot of useful features, and an affordable price. Kaspersky also seems to be one of the most transparent antivirus firms out there. Following the 2017 allegations that Kaspersky was working with Russian intelligence to steal US data, Kaspersky relocated its data processing centres to Switzerland, opened Transparency Centers throughout the world, passed a SOC 2 inspection, and has since been recertified.

Kaspersky offers 3 pricing options that cover 3-10 devices. The plan also includes a great first year discount and a 30-day refund policy (14-days for UK customers).

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