Battle Internet Security 2023

[reystar]

Been using kaspersky so far, all these years.

Is Kaspersky still the best pick for 2023???

My build is pretty good, with 32GB ram and an i5 12600k

 

[Dave Russo]

For me Kaspersky, has never let me down, you have used it for years as far as # 1 goes now a days (these all are good) 1.subjective-how you feel ,or 2.objective-fact based if you have a good backup program, and all your important stuff is safe (try getting a virus, only kidding lol )Best pick for 2023 my opinion any of your 4, gl

 

[reystar]

For me Kaspersky, has never let me down, you have used it for years as far as # 1 goes now a days (these all are good) 1.subjective-how you feel ,or 2.objective-fact based if you have a good backup program, and all your important stuff is safe (try getting a virus, only kidding lol )Best pick for 2023 my opinion any of your 4, gl

Only issue with Kaspersky is that when i try to go to websites without SSL (like 192.168.1.1 for my router) its saying t hat it doesnt have a certification etc and its blocking i t...

 

[Ink]

Only use what you need.

Many suites above the standalone Antivirus package tier come with bloatware that do nothing. Below are some terms to be wary about when choosing an Internet Security package.

• Maximum / Complete / Ultimate security

The following products Avast, AVG, Avira, Bullguard, CCleaner, Norton/LifeLock are all subsidiaries of Gen Digital.

If you are satisfied by Kaspersky, keep using it.

Bitdefender, ESET, Emsisoft, Malwarebytes may offer 30 day trials that should be used before buying it.

 

[CyberDevil]

It's hard to suggest something if you're happy with the current solution. If it's about me, I've tried almost all antiviruses, although Kaspersky for a very short time, and now I'm very happy with Norton For Gamers. Backups, VPN, data leak monitor, simple and powerful firewall, cloud reputation, super minimal resource usage ... But that's about as much as Kaspersky can offer for you.