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Karpersky Internet Security (KIS) 2010  stated that has been passed in  the test conducted by AV-Test-leading laboratory based in Germany. Based on the same test, KIS 2010 successfully penetrate their Real World experiment.

Tests conducted included 12 Internet security solutions are popular from different providers differently. Each solution tested against about 10 malware ‘zero-day’ new per 24 hours (malware that just appeared on the internet). The duration of the test until the 60-day test period, and use the device consisting of 600 active samples (including samples of exploits and malware that is distributed via email).

In these tests, KIS 2010 received the highest ratings in tests of the Real World, ranked second in the category ‘malware detection (97.5%) and ranked third in the category’ malware blocking (89.8%) and recorded very few false positive.

Kaspersky achieved achievement is not without reason. “Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 received outstanding results in tests of the Real World because it uses a unique synergy of technologies that effectively complement and enhance each other,” said Nikita Shvetsov (Director of the Anti-Malware Research).

The effectiveness of the protection offered bertolok on two categories, namely ‘malware detection’ and ‘malware blocking’. The criteria used include the level of malware detection, ie the extent to which destructive activities of malware can be blocked and the number of recorded false positive in the face of the collection malicious programs.

The solutions offered Kasperksy allowed to complete the circuit protection mengaplikasia their technologies, including URL filtering and applications that are blacklisted, analysist behavioral, signature-based detection.

However, keep in mind that in analyzing the performance of an antivirus solution, there is only one technologically protection used. For example the signature-based scanning (reactive protection) or proactive protection module.

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