I currently use Kaspersky Plus, version 21.7.7.393.  Windows 11 home 64-bit.  Under Windows Security-->Device Security-->Core isolation-->Memory integrity (should this setting be on or off ? ) It is currently on.  Thanks

Edited September 1, 20224 yr by cc2150dx
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6 hours ago, cc2150dx said:

I currently use Kaspersky Plus, version 21.7.7.393.  Windows 11 home 64-bit.  Under Windows Security-->Device Security-->Core isolation-->Memory integrity (should this setting be on or off ? ) It is currently on.  Thanks

 

Hello @cc2150dx, 

Welcome back!

Core isolation conflicts with Kaspersky's hardware virtualization technology - used by Protected Browser (Safe money), to provide additional protection against complex malware that could intercept your personal data by using the clipboard or phishing. Kaspersky recommends enabling hardware virtualization for additional protection if it is available. 

About protection through hardware virtualization in Kaspersky applications

In the image below, Core isolation is on.

In Kaspersky Plus, open Settings⚙ (lower left hand side of GUI), select Privacy settings, select Secure Data Input to see the status of Hardware virtualization

 

Thank you?
Flood? +?

Also, the reference documentation does not mention Kaspersky's new product range, however, the advice is the same. 

Edited September 1, 20224 yr by Flood and Flood's wife
Note, we turned on Core isolation, to capture the images for the topic, normally CI is OFF (for us) ?

Is the protection just as good if I do it this way instead ?

 

22 minutes ago, cc2150dx said:

Is the protection just as good if I do it this way instead ?

Hello @cc2150dx, 

Thanks for posting back!

The way you have it now is the way Kaspersky recommends & it means you'll have full use of the Protected browser?

Thank you?
Flood? +?