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Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 3-User |  | From: Kaspersky Lab
Category: Software
List Price: $79.95
Buy New: $29.49
as of 3/10/2010 16:23 HKT details
You Save: $50.46 (63%)
New (59) Used (12) from $27.98
Seller: AlwaysOnTime
Rating:  85 reviews
Sales Rank: 15
Format: CD-ROM
Platforms: Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows XP
Media: CD-ROM
Edition: Standard
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Operating System: Windows Vista
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 9.2 x 7.1 x 1.7
MPN: KIS903121
Model: KIS903121
UPC: 705105196039
EAN: 0705105196930
ASIN: B002I0HJRM
Release Date: July 23, 2009
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Internet Security 2010 offers premium protection from viruses, spyware and all malware threats | | • | Advanced up-to-the-second protection and threat intelligence | | • | Built for fast, optimal PC performance | | • | Comprehensive identity theft and phishing protection | | • | Powerful anti-spam and two-way firewall |
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Product Description
Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 provides the world's most advanced PC security with premium protection from all malware threats. When you buy Kaspersky, you get more than just a box of software. You'll benefit from unique technologies that deliver the best protection, performance, and security utilities available. Raise your defenses against the ever-increasing threat of cybercriminals!
Amazon.com Product Description
The most advanced Internet security software with premium protection from viruses, spyware hackers and spam. Also includes comprehensive identity theft and phishing protection, parental and privacy controls, and superfast performance./p table width="300" cellpadding="10" align="right" tr td align="center"img src="http://images.amazon.com/images/G/01/software/detail-page/B002APJD4C-1-th.jpg" border="0" psmallbiAutomatically determine the safety of your applications and applies the appropriate security level. Click to enlarge./i/b/small /td /tr tr td align="center"img src="http://images.amazon.com/images/G/01/software/detail-page/B002APJD4C-2-th.jpg" border="0" psmallbiPremium protection from viruses, spyware hackers and spam. Click to enlarge./i/b/small /td /tr tr td align="center"img src="http://images.amazon.com/images/G/01/software/detail-page/B002APJD4C-3-th.jpg" border="0" psmallbiVulnerability scanning helps guarantee that your applications are fully patches, up-to-date, and secure Click to enlarge./i/b/small /td /tr /table ph3With Kaspersky Internet Security, You Get:/h3 ul liAdvanced up-to-the-second threat intelligence liBuilt for fast, optimal PC performance liIdeal for banking, shopping and surfing online liComprehensive identity theft phishing protection liPowerful anti-spam and two-way firewall liParental and privacy controls liFree technical support /ul ph3Here's What You Can Expect from Kaspersky Internet Security 2010:/h3 ul liSafely surf the web, totally worry free liProtect your private data, personal identity and banking information liSocialize securely with friends and family liShare pictures, videos, and documents with confidence liEmail and IM without annoying spam or infected messages liDownload and run new applications with complete confidence liEnsure all applications are fully updated and secure liProtect your family by blocking access to inappropriate online content liMaximize the full potential of your PC's resources and performance liBetter gaming experience without interruption liFree U.S.-based technical support via phone, email, and chat /ul ph3What Makes Kaspersky Different is What Makes You Safer--Check Out the Features You Will Find Only With Kaspersky:/h3 pbWhitelisting Application Control/bbrAutomatically determines the safety of your applications and applies the appropriate security level. pbiChecker iSwift Scanning/bbrAdjusts scanning for superfast performance. Ideal for gamers! pbUrgent Detection System/bbrInstantly verifies every web address against the most current list of known malicious sites. pbSecurity Analyzer/bbrVulnerability scanning helps guarantee that your applications are fully patches, up-to-date, and secure. pbSafe Run/bbrRuns any application or browser in a protected virtual environment or sandbox. pbVirtual Keyboard/bbrProtects your personal data, passwords and online banking information when using the Web pimg src="http://images.amazon.com/images/G/01/software/detail-page/B002IT9H78-4.jpg"/p
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 85
 Efficient, effective, but a little difficult to install March 9, 2010
James Bologna
This is the third year I've been using Kaspersky Internet Security for my home computers and I have found it to be very effective. It scans emails, monitors all functions and doesn't appear to slow down my computer noticably as other antivirus applications did in the past. Parential settings are nice and easy to set up.
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br /I did have difficulties installing the software on all of three of my computers. The software found an updated version of a file at the Kaspersky website that it wanted to use which kept the installation from working. If asked, use the file that comes on the disk and Kaspersky will automatically update everything once you have the software loaded.
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br /Otherwise it works rather effectively. I've used Trend Microsystem's product which I felt was good and Norton which slowed everything down but I've read that Norton has fixed this problem. Still Kaspersky's price and features make this a very competitive product.
Kaspersky 2010 March 8, 2010
screamingtoupee
I switched last year to Kaspersky 2009 after being loyal to Norton for years. Like many others I made the switch because Norton dramatically slowed my system down. True to form Kaspersky brought my computer back to life and never bogged things down. It came time to renew but this year's 2010 reviews had me a little worried. I run Windows Vista Home, installed Kaspersky 2010 about a month ago and am completely happy. My only real issue in general might be of the warning for the old subscription running out-I believe I only got the warning whenever I powered up. I leave my computer on almost all the time. While I knew I was getting close to running out soon, I didn't realize I'd been running without any system protection for about 3 days. Heck, I shouldn't complain though-I knew better and should have taken action before so my bad. I used to b#^*h and moan about Norton bothering me every few hours with large annoying warnings about my subscription ending. I know, I guess I'm prone to complaining about this issue either way. My advice-don't be cheap like me and wait till the last second to update your security. I'm not very tech-ish so I'll leave specifics about this package to the better qualified but I will say that if you're comfortable with the way 2009 ran you'll be completely happy with the 2010 version. Here's the skinny: Kaspersky 2010 is working great for me and I highly suggest it.
Kaspersky IS 2010 March 7, 2010
Thomas Willson (Havelock, NC USA)
Great product! Highly recommend! Runs in the background and does not interfere with what you are doing unless it detects a real problem. Doesn't hog system resources and stays current, seamlessly and automatically. I like it better than both Norton and/or McAfee. They are good, but in my opinion,this one is better. I'll stick with The Big "K", thank you very much!
 Kaspersky TKO'd by McAfee March 6, 2010
#34;Tantalus#34; (Honolulu)
I worked at installing this for a few hours with no success. I had McAfee installed on this computer at one time and none of the Kaspersky tools can successfully remove all of the remnant McAfee files to an extent where Kaspersky will install. The normal install wouldn't work, so Kaspersky offered two tools to manually remove what was left of McAfee. I tried both of these. The first I got error messages that said it didn't successfully remove McAfre. The second tool seemed to work because it said it removed McAfee successfully, but when I rebooted and tried to install Kaspersky I got the same error message, no can do because McAfee is still there. So I went through another cycle with the manual tools with the same results, even though again the second tool said it was successful, it really wasn't. This cost me $25.93 with shipping via Costco online (although I do buy a LOT of products from Amazon) so the saving grace is I just take it back to my local Costco tomorrow and they'll hand me the $25.93 in cash. Life is short, a couple of hours wasted on installing balky software that in the end doesn't work and offers no solutions is not worth it. Norton will probably cost double what Kaspersky costs but I've used Norton before with no problems, whatever I thought I was saving in money cost me double in aggravation and now I have to go the more expensive route anyway.
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br /I run XP if that's of any interest. And I can't say how Kaspersky works if you actually install it but if you had McAfee at anytime on your computer, be forewarned, Kaspersky was knocked out in every round by McAfee on this computer, and the result is McAfee by technical knockout, Kaspersky is a bum. Next opponent, Norton.
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Interfered with browser activity, required technical knowlege to fix March 4, 2010
David B. Spalding (ChromeJob.com)
Pros: simple installation, ease of use (checking coverage)
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br /Cons: introduced a ssl certificate problem to web browsers resulting in blocking access to secure online sites., lousy tech support (so far)
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br /I installed this on two systems this past weekend, and got an unexpected (and unforewarned!) surprise. Kaspersky installed some kind of root authority certificate in Firefox 3.6 which interfered with access to any SSL connection (a WWW address beginning with https, indicating SSL encryption, or "secure web connection"). Suddenly valid sites like Apple.com, Paypal.com, my bank, etc., were generating certificate errors and not rendering properly in the browser (possibly the result of Kaspersky blocking the CSS page formatting information).
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br /A submission to their technical support department with a detailed report (including screen shots clearly indicating a Kaspersky root authority certificate causing the problem) resulted in a long reply with a number of unrelated "things to check out" solutions. Basically, Tech Support didn't even read my message or review my pics.
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br /I found the solution by digging into the online Help file, because as a software test engineer I knew what I was looking for. A non-technical user would probably NOT have found this in their Help, nor would be able to execute their instructions for (manually) importing their certificate into my web browsers.
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br /Bottom line: Kaspersky crippled my browsers' ability to connect securely to any site, and the solution was a) hard to find, and b) required technical adroitness to implement.
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br /For this reason, I can't even give this product anything but the lowest ranking. I've used ZoneAlarm and McAfee ViruScan Plus previously, and would recommend them to mainstream users.
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