Until fairly recently, many ordinary PC users may never have heard of Kaspersky Lab. The company has been around since the late nineties. It employs nearly two thousand staff around the world and produces some of the most highly rated and effective anti-malware software on the market. In the last few years, the name Kaspersky has shot to the fore in end-user PC security, because of outstanding reports in the professional press about its newest products.
The latest of these, Anti-Virus 2011, is taking the industry press by storm. The reasons are easy to understand. In performance-tests conducted by independent experts, who assessed it side by side with its rivals, the innovative Kaspersky product excelled in virtually every feature.
This 2011 upgrade is an improvement on the previous product, Anti-Virus 2010 that, in its own right, was well ahead in its class. For those not too familiar with the 2010 version here are the main features. (The 2011 upgrade incorporates all these, plus more.)
- Small signature files with hourly updates
- Real-time proactive protection
- Negligible impact on system operating speed
- Unique screen keyboard for inputting sensitive data
- Detection of threats other anti-malware software misses
- Exceptional technical support
Anti-Virus 2011, just on the shelves, offers all the above features with significant improvements. These include:
- Improved scanning for malware and malicious code from all sources
- Improved permanent digital identity protection
- Enhanced technology that enables anti-malware installation even on infected PCs
- Heuristic analyser technology that blocks suspected and even unknown threats
- Desktop gadget for quick and easy access to settings
- Better system performance through built-in computer tune-up
Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2011 surpasses the best competition in features and support. In terms of cost, it offers excellent value for money. One current offer states: “if you buy 3 licenses of Kaspersky Antivirus 2011 we will give you one more license for free! The best offer!” For such exceptional anti-malware software, why would anyone think twice about grabbing a great deal like that?
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