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Finally Interactive Mode is still here in home products, They finally changed their mind
In Business products "never existed"...
In Business products "never existed"...
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I just didn't find it very convenient to use so I didn't really bother with it..Maybe it was just me..Sorry I cannot be more elaborativeWhat are the most annoying usability fallouts?
I think I was confused... this is what I thought TAM was in Kaspersky Small Office Security, but now that I googled TAM, I see that it is different.Finally Interactive Mode is still here in home products, They finally changed their mind
In Business products "never existed"...
Definitely yes.Do you think it is beneficial to increase the security posture when the user is engaged in dangerous activities? Like running a web browser or email client?
i believe so as well (obviously, since that is what VS is all about).Definitely yes.
That's cool, thank you, but I was mainly curious if you (or anyone else) had any ideas what tweaks we can do to make it so VS is not overkill, especially with full security suites. We could have a version or even a mode that only functioned as a toggling computer lock, which is kind of what Offline Mode is already.I agree in general, but (there are always buts... ), in some cases I usually only suggest not to pair VS when user is using a full security suite and its settings in aggressive mode (this is a recent case in the Config Section...)
I agree in general, but (there are always buts... ), in some cases I usually only suggest not to pair VS when user is using a full security suite and its settings in aggressive mode (this is a recent case in the Config Section...)
Novices actually understand VS MUCH better than intermediate and advanced users.Well...it depends a lot on the user's knowledge. If the user knows what he's doing, he shouldn't have any problem using VS together with a full suite.