Kaspersky Internet Security 2013 16.3.1.4190 Final

Final output, then Kaspersky Internet Security 2013 embodies an emerging trend to focus efforts on securing the data beyond the workstation and network infrastructure. In this sense, the cloud plays a crucial role. Advertisement But this revolution in morals is reflected first, locally, by implementing enhanced protection against phishing (phishing). A tool coupled with an Automatic Exploit Prevention technology, which blocks the execution of malicious components, including spyware (spyware). In addition, a virtual keyboard is now available to circumvent any loggers (keyloggers). As for the cloud, it allows all machines with Kaspersky directly communicate with a remote server where the centralized updates and virus definitions. Deployment is greatly simplified. These are bidirectional data exchange, namely the threats detected on a workstation feed a database dedicated to the detection heuristics, that is to say classifying software or websites according to their reputation (healthy or malicious). Passed the necessary alignment of the competition (BitDefender, McAfee, Symantec, and a host of free solutions) in terms of ergonomics, Kaspersky announces compatibility with the new interface of Windows 8, especially with a rendering engine reworked. The set also will accommodate all iterations of Windows, from XP Home, 32 or 64 bits. The Russian publisher has put together this bundle last spring, in line with a study by GfK, which noted that only 27% of mobile users and 41% of tablet owners viewed their device secure