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Posted 8 July 2023
Kaspersky Security Cloud 3 Devices | 1 Year | Antivirus, Secure VPN and Password Manager £9.99 Sold by Amazon Media EU S.à r.l. @ Amazon
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All the best protection plus Adaptive Security Our antivirus has been honed to perfection over the last 20 years. We’ve taken the best of it and added our adaptive security technologies to create a highly personalised solution that safeguards you – not just your devices.
Puts the focus on you, rather than just your devices Kaspersky Security Cloud works as a single service, even if it’s installed on different devices. This is security that goes “beyond” the device – security that considers your online habits, choices and preferences to keep you safe.
Adjusts to the things you do The service adapts to your lifestyle to give you the right security at the right time. It knows when to alert you, when to warn you and when to step in to shield you from direct threats. And because it’s always on, you get protection round the clock.
Features
- Personalised real-time security alerts
- Password generation and auto log-in to websites
- Flexible parental controls
- Detection from data leaks from your accounts
- Instant notifications of devices joining your home Wi-Fi
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Edited by Zikohh, 9 July 2023
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Just moving this here for the TLDR crowd.
"At PCMag, our expertise lies in evaluating products, not international relations. Based on their merits, we still give high marks to Kaspersky’s security products. However, with the increasing censure and criticism of Kaspersky by US government agencies, foreign agencies, and informed third parties, we can no longer recommend that you buy Kaspersky’s products. Please, make another selection—we’ve evaluated dozens and dozens of products in the security realm." (edited)
We've had enquiries from people worried about their home IT. It almost certainly remains the case that nearly all individuals in the UK (and many enterprises) are not going to be targeted by Russian cyber attack, regardless of whether they use Russian products and services.
If your personal laptop uses Kaspersky AV (or other products):
- it's highly unlikely to be directly targeted
- it’s safe to turn on and use at the moment
However, you may need to move to a new AV product if Kaspersky itself becomes subject to sanctions, since the AV product would likely stop getting updates (and AV software is only effective if it's updated regularly). (edited)
It highly unlikely Microsoft Defender would be as thorough.
I go on some pretty dodgy websites and never get inflected.
"Why is it so cheap compared to others?"
Exactly as mentioned elsewhere. Sales are down due to said association.
I really liked the product but have now moved to another. Antivirus hooks into the deepest parts of your system, so vendor trust is very important.
Although my issue is more to do with what the vendor may be forced to do by law.
TOTAL version for 10 devices is just 12.99 so that would cover both our laptops/tabs/phones, plus media player, with 3 spare.
Good price for a good product.
It’s not the best but good.
Would grab one but got 13 months left! (edited)
You might as well use the free version if you want one. Does the same job.
They also have only the bare minimum features. Though that may be all you need and/or want.
Searching suggests Kaspersky Plus does give unlimited (but only the 1 main account).
And > Comparison of subscription plans (edited)