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Kaspersky
Lab, a leading developer of secure content management solutions,
announced that Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 has received the
Gold Zero-Day Protection Award from the Anti-Malware Test Lab, a
highly reputable and independent web portal dedicated to cyber-security
research and testing.
The
Anti-Malware Test Lab carried out a dynamic test of 20 cyber-security
solutions from different vendors, including Norton Internet Security
2009, Trend Micro Internet Security 2009, Microsoft Security Essential
and various others. The tests were conducted between 7 July 2009
and 22 October 2009 on computers running Windows XP SP3 and followed
a custom methodology. The study was aimed at testing just how effective
popular antivirus products are at protecting the user¡¦s computer
from the latest malware programs which are spread via infected websites
and can avoid signature-based detection.
Kaspersky
Lab¡¦s Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 was recognized as the best
Internet Security-class product in the test. It managed to neutralize
92% of all the malware used in the test sample.
¡§This
test is of tremendous value to regular computer users and to cyber-security
experts alike,¡¨ stated Alex Gostev, Head of Kaspersky Lab¡¦s Global
Research and Analysis Team. ¡§It is dynamic and it is a very accurate
and realistic simulation of a user¡¦s online activity. Thus it offers
a very good estimation of how effective today¡¦s security solutions
are at countering online threats. We are happy to see our product
nominated best-in-class, just as it was previously. Our score has
actually improved from 88% last time to 92% this time, even though
the malware test sample has been enlarged. This demonstrates that
the new technologies implemented in our 2010 range of products constitute
a considerable step forward. The Hosted Intrusion Prevention-type
technology path we have pursued for several years has absolutely
proved its worth. This award shows that our security philosophy
is truly comprehensive and that our technological leadership is
holding steady.¡¨
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