Kaspersky Anti-Virus has plenty of features, but is inconsistent thanks to its below-average traditional malware detection and at-times frustrating user interface.

Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2011 ($40 for one year on one PC, as of 11/23/2010) was an all-around solid performer in our malware detection, blocking, and cleanup tests.

The Biden administration will ban all sales of Kaspersky antivirus software in the US starting in July, according to reporting from Reuters and a filing from the US Department of Commerce ().. The ...

In many ways Kaspersky anti-virus tools are a boon for personal and business security. But in one rather significant way, the Russian company's security software can actually help criminal hackers ...

Cybersecurity Policy U.S. bans sales of Kaspersky anti-virus software, citing ties to Russia. The Biden administration said the company has “long raised national security concerns.” ...

Kaspersky Anti-Virus was developed in 2006 by Kaspersky Lab, an international security company that operates worldwide with 300 million users. Kaspersky Lab is based in the U.K. with U.S ...

FILE - This Monday, Jan. 30, 2017, file photo shows a sign above the headquarters of Kaspersky Lab in Moscow. On Monday, Oct. 23, 2017, Kaspersky Lab said it will open up its anti-virus software ...

Eugene Kaspersky, CEO of Kaspersky Lab, are pictured at the 2014 CeBIT technology Trade fair on March 10, 2014 in Hanover, Germany. ... but is Kaspersky anti-virus software safe?

Kaspersky Anti-Virus takes perfect or near-perfect scores from all the independent testing labs, and it aced our hands-on ransomware protection test. It remains an antivirus Editors' Choice.

Kaspersky software provided an inroad for Russian hackers to snatch details of National Security Agency offensive spying tools off an agency contractor’s personal computer, The Wall Street ...

Kaseya is terminating its relationship with embattled Kaspersky, telling MSPs that it is ceasing support for the Moscow-based cybersecurity giant’s anti-virus product.

Patrick Marshall answers questions about the Russian anti-virus software company Kaspersky and how to roll back an installation of Windows 11 to Windows 10.