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Kaspersky 2012

Kaspersky 2012 antivirus from the kaspersky lab is among the most influential antivirus software which are used by most of the organizations in East Africa. The antivirus has proved it self in fighting against viruses, Trojans, spam, hackers and more. Today we are going to review the antivirus has compared to other 2012 antiviruses in market.










For:
  • Combines our fast and efficient antivirus software with premium Internet threat defense
  • Delivers real-time protection from new and emerging threats
  • Identifies suspicious and dangerous websites and search results
  • Secures your identity while online banking and shopping
  • Provides a safe social networking environment
  • Prevents hacker attacks with best-in-class firewall
  • Filters out dangerous and unwanted emails
  • Keeps your children safe and responsible with advanced parental controls
  • Easy-to-use interface and Desktop Security Gadget


Against: The only drawback of the antivirus is that to download update files and requires a good internet connection with good bandwidth and it can not work properly offline it requires daily updates and internet connection all the time otherwise the database file might become obsolete or damaged.

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