How to activate parental control in Kaspersky Internet Security 2011

Children are curious and reckless, and there is no exception when it comes to computer usage. One of the way to take control of their computer usage is by installing Kaspersky Internet Security program in your computer.

Kaspersky Internet Security consist of the following features:

• Antivirus
• Antispyware
• Anti Malware
• Firewall
• Parental control
• Web-antivirus
• Virtual keyboard (To protect from keylogger miners)
• Anti spam

 How can Kaspersky Internet Security 2011 can protect your children / kid?

• You can limit children computer usage duration by hours on daily basis schedule.

 

• You can prevent them from using application software that they not suppose to use. For example instant messenger, addictive games, internet browsers, etc

• You can also prevent kids from using the internet excessively. You can limit their internet usage time

• You can block sensitive websites related to: pornography, erotic materials, drugs, illegal software, violence, explicit languages, weapons, gambling, web-mail, online stores, social network, anonymous proxy servers, payment systems, forums and chats, casual games

• Prevent or block children from illegal download of music, videos, application software, and archives

 

• Prevent them from communicating with unwanted contacts in instant messengers like Yahoo Messengers, MSN Messengers, Live Messengers, Google Talk, etc

 

• Block from communicating with certain contacts in social network site: Myspce, facebook, friendster, etc

 

• Block children from using private data such as: Credit Card number, Paypal email address, Bank account number, Bank Login details

 

• Block children from using certain words for example explicit words.

How to activate Kaspersky parental control?

Step 1: click on Kaspersky icon on the task bar

Step 2: Go to parental control and click on the user group account you want to impose control. Enable password if you don't want children to disable the Parental control.

Step 3: Apply the control features to block from children