Kaspersky PURE Released... :) Kaspersky's Version of Total Security

I suppose, and i do quite like Norton's offering, however...

i still firmly believe its them clutching at straws for sales

 

I am disappointed.. no Kaspersky 360 ?

 

Because the average consumer believes in the KISS principal. They don't want layered defences and multiple programs. They want one that handles everything and they don't want to have to put too much thought and effort into configuring their software unless it's something for play.

 

Our company uses Kaspersky in a corporate enviroment,this another of you bash Kaspersky posts?I think they looked at other solutions ,pehaps even your beloved DrWeb,and decided Kaspersky was best suited to their/our needs

 

it seems so... he acts like he knows every corporation out there and their inner workings...

 

lol, if your truly in Manchester than you will know that its either Norton, Mcafee or Kaspersky in the shops, on the adverts and in the advertisements, this has nothing to do with Drweb vs Kaspersky for a 'Russian Choice', so why add fuel to the fire?

im sure people just post to start arguments on here LOL

 

nothing to do with DrWeb vs Kaspersky it is to do with that guy knocking products he doesn't use/dislikes at every opportunity and yes am truly in Manchester(well Gtr Manchester) but what on earth has what is in the shops around here got to do with it,to be honest don't go "shopping" unless my wife makes me so not sure what's stocked by major chains around here foodwise or anti-virus wise!(lol)

 

Henpecked?

 

she never asks unless its to help choose lingerie!

 

the leader for blondies, that's right and very good.
what did you want to say, than? does that give him the right to stole UI design as well as others?

 

I've seen too much ~snip~ used by people. 1000000 lemmings could be wrong nothing personally

 

It sure gives his competitors the right to moan and get jealous.

Lets put it this way: He must have done something right to become the market leader. If another company (for example, Dr. Web) had made the right moves at the right time perhaps they could have been that big too


Anyway...back to topic.

 

sure, they did. good lie and fake independed tests
leader? lol. small domestic company. mcafee, symantec, trend micro are leaders, not small company with 20M only home custemers.

 

Thats childish! [apart from been an absolute BS, ]
Yeah.. freedom of sp.. eech

 

Indeed. In terms of market share, Kaspersky appears to be a very minor player. For the anti-virus market share distribution as of 2008, see here and here, noting that Kaspersky is so small that it is lumped into “other.” More recently (February, 2009), Kaspersky is describing as holding a “single-digit market share” (see here).

 

It seems eveybody is keen entering in a non existing dispute. All posts referred to the Russian market, not US or global markets.

 

I would bet those figures are enhanced from the lone non-consumer side, especially here in the states. Most companies just go with the known and who offers the best deal. Kaspersky is a major player in world terms.

 

With about 6% market share?
I mean 5% are some sort of free editions for Asian market.

BTW never seen a global player giving away the most recent version for free, like Kaspersky does in Germany with Kaspersky Security Suite CBE Win7.

Cheers

 

well its not as large as lets say Norton, Mcafee and Trend Micro, but its definitely among the top when it comes to being a major player and getting themselves out there.

 

Using the links provided by Pleonasm the pie seems to be getting divided into smaller slices all the time. So ya, you could probably be considered a major player with that percentage.

 

Kaspersky is just behind the top 3. But keep in mind the biggest is not always the best

 

ROTFL.
show me an audit report, an annual fiscal company report verified by auditor not the lie repeated by jornalists. you haven't, yeah? so, keep the silens.

 

Bloated and ineffective software packages, declining margins, poor technical and sales support, and increasing channel conflict were recurring themes. - good description of Kaspersky AV!

 

hmm, not in my experience...