More approachable than ever, with excellent malware detection in an affordable package

With peerless detection capabilities, this well-conceived package is a joy to use.

Kaspersky's first integrated security suite relies too much on the anti-virus component.

A winner on the strength of its excellent protection, coming first or equal-first in our malware and firewall test.

With peerless detection capabilities, this well-conceived package towers over its rivals.

A powerful and capable suite with some excellent features, although it isn’t the easiest to use, nor the cheapest around.

Solid client security applications, though lack of centralised management puts Kaspersky Small Office Security in a different league.

Our former champion loses its crown but remains a strong contender.

Kapersky Antivirus has been around for some time and often pops up on home computers as the uneducated user’s anti-virus software of choice. Unfortunately, it really isn’t as user friendly a program as it should be for novice users.

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Symantec’s latest offering is lighter than ever and an extremely effective security package. And get this, a RAM footprint smaller than Kaspersky

A highly usable all-round security suite, but ultimately a strong runner-up rather than a new champion.