Improving Digital safety with the K7 Antivirus Premium

 There’s no free lunch and certainly not in the digital world. Notwithstanding, the umpteen benefits that internet has brought us, there are a few risks too. The exponential rise in cyber-threats is a testament to that. Learning about massive data breaches, online activities being traced in the name to serve you better can throw some people off. They might would want to retreat into their shell purging digitization. 

There is however, one solution, without retreating from the digital world: A computer antivirus and some useful tips on the side. 

The holy grail of digital privacy is not unattainable and yes, you can remain protected in the face of smarter, more focused and better prepared attackers. Here’s how an K7 antivirus premium can render top digital security.

1. Password protection 

How many of us put in the hard work of coming up with a new password for every app or account we make? You guessed it, not many! 

According to some estimates, 51% of the people either reuse their password or use very close variants of old passwords. 

Knowing the cyber attacks to be reality we’re living everyday, it’s certainly not recommended. Just one attack on any of your accounts could lead to numerous accounts being compromised.  And the situation has aggravated since work from home scenarios.

 K7 antivirus for PC is the answer for all your digital safety concerns. 

It can render protection to your files, data, devices and of course passwords! The computer antivirus can easily detect threats even before they infect your system. The password manager is user friendly and uses encryption techniques to protect your passwords. 

Apart from this, K7 antivirus software checks your password vault for weak or outdated, thus alerting you against any potential security compromise.

2. A computer antivirus that fights malware of all kind 

The number of malwares that can harm your system have reached an unprecedented zenith but this is just the starting

 From bots, Trojans, spyware, ransomware, viruses, worms, etc. are lurking around the corners looking for one correct passage into your system.  Computer antivirus is definitely the solution but you need to look harder. 

An antivirus, in the face of growing cyber threats, should be able to counter a wide array of malware. It should not fold when something unexpected shows up. Look for a program that comprehensively detects almost all the various forms that malware can take on. 

Digital protection is an ongoing process. As hackers develop new tools to breach into your system, the antivirus ought to be at pace with them and render you the requisite protection. 

 This is exactly what K7 antivirus does to protect you online, amidst the growing array of threats. 

And this is why K7 antivirus software is the top antivirus for your PC.

3. A computer antivirus that scans in real-time

Manual scanning in today’s age and time is as good as living in a cave. It’s one feature that defines how well can your antivirus keep you  protected. A manual scanning can let you know the malware once you decide to learn about it by running a scan. The other problem with manual scanning is that you wouldn’t find an infected file unless it has been downloaded. So, by that time the disaster would have already struck. 

4. Email protection 

Email is one the most common way to infiltrate your web communication. Why? 

Well, just imagine if  hacker has access to your inbox, he can:

-Find out the  services you’re enrolled into

-Request password resets for your accounts 

And what’s more interesting is the fact that the attacker can mask the suspicious activity with you never getting a clue about any intrusion.

 A single click on a malicious link can start the download of a malicious software that can doom all your security plans. 

A strong password and keeping at bay from malicious/suspicious looking links is a given. But what can actually raise the bar of your protection: a good antivirus software. 

K7 antivirus premium offers email security including attachment scanning. It automatically scans for viruses and other malicious softwares in the incoming messages and attachments. To add to this, it also warns the user about potential threats from suspicious files. The Bayesian filter of K7 antivirus software detects and blocks all emails that contain viruses, key loggers and phishing links.

By rendering protection to the most commonly attacked avenue, K7 computer antivirus ensure your digital safety remains uncompromised at all times. Also, this protection can be extended to your personal devices as well, bringing you comprehensive protection.



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