Platinum Product Test Report Kaspersky Lab Anti ... - West Coast Labs
Platinum Product Test Report Kaspersky Lab Anti ... - West Coast Labs
Platinum Product Test Report Kaspersky Lab Anti ... - West Coast Labs
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<strong>Kaspersky</strong> <strong>Lab</strong> <strong>Product</strong> Performance<br />
Validation <strong>Test</strong>ing & Certification<br />
Comparative <strong>Product</strong> <strong>Test</strong>ing<br />
The comparative testing comprised a basic evaluation of each product’s malware<br />
detection capability in a static test environment. WCL built a test suite of 100,000 live<br />
malware samples* from its own independent resources that covered all appropriate<br />
attack vectors.<br />
Each solution was installed to a server running the appropriate and commonly<br />
supported Operating System and software detailed in the next section of this report.<br />
During installation, all default values were kept and, where a choice was required,<br />
the course of action recommended by the solution and/or the attendant product<br />
documentation was adhered to.<br />
Each solution was updated to the latest available definition, engine, and signature<br />
releases before a forensic image was taken and stored for later use. Updates were<br />
allowed during the test period through any normal scheduled and automatically<br />
enabled update mechanism present in the product, and a further forensic image<br />
was taken on the last day of testing for each combination of products.<br />
Each solution was tested against an appropriate test set extracted from the 100,000<br />
samples mentioned above and made up of real-world, “solution capability specific”<br />
samples taken from <strong>West</strong> <strong>Coast</strong> <strong>Lab</strong>s’ collections, including samples received in the<br />
<strong>West</strong> <strong>Coast</strong> <strong>Lab</strong>s Global Honeypot Network. For example, the Exchange-based<br />
solutions were tested against malware known to propagate over email. <strong>Test</strong> sets and<br />
the methodologies were constructed so as to mirror the experience of a real-life<br />
installation as far as possible and not to advantage any one vendor over the others.<br />
*For a description of the malware used in this test programme, refer to Appendix 1 of this<br />
report.<br />
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