Kaspersky Anti-Virus also has new protection against 'stalkerware' spying programs that the company is rolling out across all its antivirus products.
(You can pay extra to get unlimited versions of those.)īut Kaspersky Anti-Virus does give you what you need: dedicated protection against encrypting ransomware, a filter against phishing emails, browser extensions to beef up web safety and a security scanner for your home Wi-Fi network. There are no parental controls, the password manager holds only 15 entries and the VPN service is limited to 300MB per day.
Kaspersky Anti-Virus doesn't give many of you the extra bells and whistles you'll find with more expensive security suites. The company's entry-level package, Kaspersky Anti-Virus, covers up to three Windows PCs for $60 per year, or up to five for $80, though you'll often get half off for the first year. No other brand of antivirus software matches its nearly impeccable record in third-party lab tests.
If you want the very best Windows 10 antivirus protection, Kaspersky Anti-Virus should be your first choice. Not many extra features -VPN, password manager just teases
