Have a beef with them about anything? Be prepared to travel to Russia –ONLY– and, get this: I trust a Russia-based company to respect my privacy and information *almost* as much as I trust the NSA to do the same. Upfront, Kaspersky tells you they will collect EVERYthing AND transmit it to Google Analytics for processing. The data and information collected about you and whatever computer the software is installed on is breathtaking! Even Windows 10 looks conservative by comparison. It is probably a good idea to wait until this has been tested in the wild, or if you have the capabilities, tested by yourself before deciding on whether to install it as a protective program on Windows.īefore installing this software –even though from esteemed Kaspersky, I strongly recommend that one *carefully* read its END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT. It is near-impossible to judge the program without running lengthy tests to see how effective it is in protecting Windows PCs against malware threats. You find the full list under "about data provision" in the help file. Kaspersky's Anti-Ransomware Tool for Business is free, but by using it you agree to provide information to Kaspersky in return (to increase the protection level according to Kaspersky).Īmong the many bits of information is the hardware and software of the computer, information about downloaded and started applications, unique application installation IDs and unique computer IDs, information about checked files, and information about digital certificates that are in use. You may use the screen to unblock programs or add programs to the list of trusted applications which protects them from being identified as problematic by Kaspersky's tool. There you find listed applications that were blocked by the program in the past. The only other menu provided by the program is the "manage applications screen. You may change the trace level there, disable the program's self-defense mechanism, and add proxy server information on top of that.
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