Kaspersky Endpoint Security Reviews & Product Details

I have been running Kaspersky for several years now after a co-worker was raving about it and I decided to give it a try. I haven't experienced any viruses since using their software nor has much malware made it onto any of our machines. It's easy to use and has some robust features. It runs well in the background and doesn't hog up your machine's resources like some of the other anti-virus programs I have experienced in the past. They seem to stay ahead of the curve when it comes to threats and their virus definitions are kept very up to date. Other anti-virus programs can be very intrusive when trying to install legitimate software to the point you need to disable your AV to install the software. I haven't experienced this issue with Kaspersky in 5 years of using their product.

The database update can cause slowdowns on your system at times, but it's a rare occasion. It's best to schedule this around your use of the machine.

Anti-virus. Haven't seen a virus infect any machine running the software.

I've been using Kasper sky for my mobile and it is very awesome and lite and it doesn't take many resources to work. There isn't any conflict with other application.

You have to buy it. There isn't a free version for individuals.

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Excellent detection rate. Also quite successful at removing existing infections on a machine where it is subsequently installed. Clean user interface and decent performance. Good support. Like just about every other AV suite, it can be managed from a central management console.

Some false positives. Not as bad as other AV suites. Also, you have to pay even for the individual, non-commercial version, which some users may balk at.

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Its securuty most stable, and all releases went stable

Its programm little big packet, and loads comp cpu.

Help to protect most viruses

Modules and policies are elaborate and customizable. Easy to manage the console. All the modules are in a single package. This allows clear visibility to all the devices and reports are very friendly and effective.

Endpoint version upgrade approval applies to all the devices together and cannot be separately distributed. There should be option for apply the upgrades to separate groups.

Protection of the end devices. The solution is very effective for protecting the devices of the company and the devices can be easily managed from the administration console.

User friendly and having good detection rate for known malwares. HIPS,Firewall & risk detections. Easy to administer for blocking or exception in any detection

Support is not to a mark compared to other competitors

As mentioned earlier. It's good in the market while comparing it with other well known vendor having malware capabilities

Kaspersky endpoint protection is more affordable than other endpoint security software available in the market. I like its file threat protection feature which doesn't allow any unauthorised person to have access to the files.

Nothing so far. Just sometimes slows down the performance.

Helps detect any viruses or threats on the business data and gives firewall protection.

It has AI analytics and customized security preferences, so it feels easy to me, and it's also a very user-friendly product.

It takes much ram space, which affects the system's performance. Monitoring and notification could be better.

Cyber attack protection makes it good to use and secures my system so that I don't worry about data breach.

Kaspersky's real-time protection is also excellent, blocking all of the test malware before I could download any of it onto my computer. In terms of malware protection, Kaspersky is up there with the best antiviruses of 2022.

Lowest priced plan is for Windows users only

A premium feature of Kaspersky Internet Security and Kaspersky Total Security, Safe Money makes it easy to protect your identity and secure sensitive information when making an online payment.

The advanced features allowed things like USB and enterprise hard drive encryption. I was able to deploy software from the Kaspersky console.

The question, " Could Russia get its hands on your data through a state security act?" was never 100% answered in my mind. In general, I do not think that Kaspersky could or would try to access our corporate data, but the US government pulling the software from their networks caused concern. The government is also a customer, so we did not want to use something they pulled from their networks and devices.

Kaspersky protected the network from works and viruses. It also showed the status of devices on the LAN.