Both security softwares provide excellent protection against malware, and have a low impact on PC performance. Kaspersky is the winner of this test because it offers an easy and intuitive user interface as well as other features such as password management and a file shredder.
The open-frame interface is highlighted by light colors, and the most significant features are placed at the forefront. The top display shows the current status of the device, while the rest are displayed as large blocks that can be tapped to get more information or to complete specific tasks. This design is intuitive and easy to use for most users of computers. A sleek bar at the bottom displays your subscription status.
In the real-world tests conducted www.softcrypto.org/improving-business-communication-with-paperless-meeting-software by AV Comparatives, Kaspersky scored top marks for its protection capabilities. This is because it was able to detect all 752 samples and had no false-positives. The software also performed well in analyzing files and eliminating malware after they were removed from the device. Furthermore, it has minimal impact on performance and slowdowns.
Kaspersky has a large knowledge base and a community forum where users can ask for assistance and get answers. It doesn’t provide live chat or phone support which could be a disadvantage for some people. It does offer an option to purchase tickets for customers who require additional assistance.
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