After deploying the Kaspersky Internet security (KIS) suite across my entire home network, I am now ready to give it a more thorough review. I use it six computers at my house and I have little issue with it. The one feature I like about it is that you can specify and update location other than the official Kaspersky update server. The suite tends to have update every few hours and these update are often a few megabytes in size. I use my home server to download the updates, then all the other computers download the updates from it.
In the initial setup the program presents you with a choice of security level. You can choose permissive or restrictive, the latter of which I chose for my computer. I actually had to switch to permissive recently, because I found the frequent prompts to be more annoying than Windows Vista UAC. During the install process of any piece of software, KIS would prompt anywhere from 1 to 5 times to allow or deny a certain reg key or file. When I tried to run one of my games, KIS detected the game as a keylogger. Huh? What? I had to make each game a trusted application so KIS wouldnot annoy me everytime I try to run a game. Occasionally a virus database will corrupt which is fixed simply with a program update.
All complains aside, the security suite is very good. Ever since KIS has been on my computer, I have now had any security problems whatsoever. The suite's scanner always come up negative for malware, Spybot S&D also shows negative for malware.
I would highly recommend KIS for anyone looking for a security suite, or if you are fed up with your current one.
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