Поставщики потребительских антивирусных служб для Windows

Если у вас Windows 10, Windows 8.1 или Windows 8, вы уже встроены в Защитник Windows, помогая защищать вас от вирусов, шпионских и других вредоносных программ.

Вредоносные программы состоят из вирусов, шпионских и других потенциально нежелательных программ. Защитник Windows бесплатно и включено в Windows, всегда включите и всегда работаете, чтобы защитить компьютер от вредоносных программ.

Злоумышленники и мошенники иногда используют поддельные антивирусные программы, чтобы обманным с помощью обмана установить на компьютер вирусы и вредоносные программы. Если вы хотите ознакомиться с альтернативами уже установленной или доступной антивирусной программы Майкрософт на компьютере с Windows, перечисленные ниже надежные компании по безопасности предоставляют программное обеспечение для защиты потребителей, совместимое с Windows. Просто щелкните название компании, чтобы увидеть продукт, совместимый с Windows. Если программное обеспечение для обеспечения безопасности бизнеса совместимо с Windows, обратитесь к поставщику.

Многие компании, в том числе и перечисленные на этой странице, распространяют антивредоносное ПО. Перед скачиванием и установкой необходимо тщательно изучить источник вредоносных программ и других продуктов. Дополнительные сведения см. в теме «Защита компьютера».

Важно! Защитник Windows вы будете отключены, если вы установите другую программу для защиты компьютера. Перед установкой антивредоносного программного обеспечения убедитесь, что на компьютере еще нет этого продукта. В этом случае перед установкой нового продукта удалите не нужный вам продукт. Это может привести к проблемам на компьютере одновременного установки и запуска двух различных вредоносных программ.

Указанные на этой странице антивирусные службы могут быть недоступны для вашей версии Windows, а также в вашей стране или регионе.

The most secure Windows ever

Windows 10 provides comprehensive, built-in protection—at no extra cost. 1 Learn how Windows Hello facial recognition and biometric logins, coupled with comprehensive antivirus protection, keep you more secure than ever.

Microsoft Defender Antivirus

Formerly known as Windows Defender, Microsoft Defender Antivirus still delivers the comprehensive, ongoing, and real-time protection you expect against software threats like viruses, malware, and spyware across email, apps, the cloud, and the web.

Always on defense—at no extra cost

No need to download—Microsoft Defender comes standard on Windows 10, protecting your data and devices in real time with a full suite of advanced security safeguards. 1

Files are secured and accessible across devices

Save your files to OneDrive to keep them protected, backed up, and accessible from all your devices, anywhere.

You manage your privacy

Set your location, camera, and data usage options in the easy-to-access account settings panel.

Help keep your family safer online

With Windows 10, schedule screen time, limit access to mature content, and restrict online purchases, including apps, games, and movies. 2

Say goodbye to passwords with Windows Hello

Windows Hello logs you in 3x faster than a password. 4 Use your camera to recognize your face or try your fingerprint reader. 3 You can always keep your PIN as a backup.

Sign in your way

Enabling Windows Hello turns on sign-in with your face or fingerprint. 3 Login faster and more securely to your laptop, tablet, device, app, or even websites; you can even make in-app purchases.

Windows Hello enabled apps

Windows Hello works with compatible apps like iHeartRadio and Dropbox, so you can bypass the password and breeze right through with facial recognition biometric security. 3

Your companion devices unlock your PC

Windows Hello lets you use your digital wristband, smart watch, phone, and other companion devices to quickly unlock your Windows 10 PC without using a password. 5

Prevent PC updates from interrupting your workflow

Windows 10 provides new features and security updates for free on an ongoing basis. Now you have the option to update when it’s convenient for you.

You’re in control with searching, streaming, and gaming

Set parameters with Ask a Parent tool 6

If your kids want more screen time or to purchase a game, app, or movie, you can require them to request your permission first.

Get things done securely and quickly on the web

Microsoft Edge and Bing feature built-in learning tools, 4K 7 streaming, and advanced cyber protections—all optimized for Windows 10.

Sync your files with OneDrive Learn how to store and access files across devices with OneDrive. Watch step by step how to set-up, sync and access files on your iOS, Andriod and Windows devices.

Share and edit files in OneDrive

Save files to OneDrive to keep them protected, backed up, and accessible from your iOS, Android, and Windows devices, virtually anywhere. 8 Even offline.

Security and privacy you can count on

Privacy starts with putting you in control. You should have the tools and information to make informed choices. You can manage your data saved to the cloud.

Find My Device

Find My Device is a feature that can help you locate your Windows 10 device if it’s lost or stolen. It works for any Windows device, such as a PC, laptop, Surface, or Surface Pen.

1 For the supported lifetime of the device. Internet access fees may apply.

2 Requires a Microsoft family account with Device health sharing permissions enabled.

3 Windows Hello requires specialized hardware including a Windows Hello capable device, fingerprint reader, illuminated IR sensor or other biometric sensors and capable devices.

4 Based on average time comparison between typing a password respectively detecting a face or fingerprint to authentication success.​

5 Available for selected companion devices and selected Windows 10 editions. Might require that PC and companion devices are joined in Azure Active Directory or Active Directory and paired via Bluetooth.

6 Requires a Microsoft family account with Device health sharing permissions enabled. Also requires Android devices with Microsoft Launcher installed and signed in with the same Microsoft account associated with their Microsoft family account. For a parent to access and view a child’s locations and app activities through the Family web page, Microsoft Launcher must be installed on each child’s device. For a parent to access and view their child’s location(s) and app activities through Microsoft Launcher, Microsoft Launcher must be installed on both the parent’s device and each child’s device. In each case, location and app usage permissions must be allowed through Microsoft Launcher on the child’s device. Activity reporting features require Android 5.0+ on each child’s device. Family settings available on Windows 10 and Xbox One devices. Some settings available on Android devices with Microsoft Launcher installed. Family settings work on the Microsoft Edge browser only.

7 4K Ultra HD exclusivity is limited to PCs running Windows 10. 4K works in both Microsoft Edge and Netflix app. Only 7th Gen Intel® Core™ processor or higher devices can decrypt PlayReady 4K DRM. Netflix Ultra HD plan required. Requires Dolby Vision-supported PlayReady content and capable hardware.

8 Internet access may be required. Fees may apply.

Important: Windows security updates and antivirus software

Overview

Microsoft has identified a compatibility issue with Microsoft’s Windows security updates released in January 2018 and a small number of antivirus software products.

The compatibility issue arises when antivirus applications make unsupported calls into Windows kernel memory. These calls may cause stop errors (also known as blue screen errors) that make the device unable to boot. To help prevent these stop errors, Microsoft is currently only offering the January and February 2018 Windows security updates to devices that are running antivirus software that is from antivirus software vendors who have confirmed that their antivirus software is compatible by setting a required registry key.

April 10, 2018 Status Update

We are lifting the AV compatibility check for Windows security updates for supported Windows 7 SP1 and Windows 8.1 devices via Windows Update. We continue to require that AV software be compatible, and in cases where there are known issues of AV driver compatibility, we will block those devices from updates to avoid any issues. We recommend customers check with their AV provider on compatibility of their installed AV software product.

March 13, 2018 Status Update

Our recent work with our anti-virus (AV) partners on compatibility with Windows updates has now reached a sustained level of broad ecosystem compatibility. Based on our analysis of available data, we are now lifting the AV compatibility check for the March 2018 Windows security updates for supported Windows 10 devices via Windows Update. We continue to require that AV software is compatible and in cases where there are known issues of AV driver compatibility, we will block those devices from updates to avoid any issues. We recommend customers check with their AV provider on compatibility of their installed AV software product.

More information

Windows Defender Antivirus, System Center Endpoint Protection, and Microsoft Security Essentials are compatible with the 2018 Windows security updates and have set the required registry key.

Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2012 R2 and Windows Server 2016 Customers

Microsoft recommends all customers protect their devices by running a compatible and supported antivirus program. Customers can take advantage of built-in antivirus protection, Windows Defender Antivirus, for Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 devices or a compatible third-party antivirus application.

Windows 7 SP1 and Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 Customers

In a default installation of Windows 7 SP1 or Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1, customers will not have an antivirus application installed by default. In these situations, Microsoft recommends installing a compatible and supported antivirus application such as Microsoft Security Essentials or a third-party anti-virus application.

Customers without Antivirus

In cases where customers can’t install or run antivirus software, Microsoft recommends manually setting the registry key as described below in order to receive the latest Windows security updates.

Setting the Registry Key

Caution Using Registry Editor incorrectly can cause serious problems that may require you to reinstall your operating system. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the incorrect use of Registry Editor can be solved. Use Registry Editor at your own risk. For information about how to edit the registry, view the «Changing keys and values» help topic in Registry Editor (Regedit.exe) or view the «Add and delete information in the registry» and «Edit registry data» help topics in Regedt32.exe.

Note: Customers running Windows 8.1 and earlier versions will not receive the January 2018 Windows security updates (or any subsequent Windows security updates) and will not be protected from security vulnerabilities unless and until their antivirus software vendor sets the following registry key:

Key=»HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE» Subkey=»SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\QualityCompat» Value=»cadca5fe-87d3-4b96-b7fb-a231484277cc» Type=»REG_DWORD”

Frequently asked questions

Q1: Why are some antivirus solutions incompatible with the January — March, 2018, security updates?

A1: During testing, we discovered that some third-party applications have been making unsupported calls into Windows kernel memory that cause stop errors (also known as bluescreen errors) to occur.

Microsoft has assembled the following resources to help potentially impacted customers:

Q2: What is Microsoft doing to help mitigate issues caused by these unsupported applications?

A2: To help protect our customers from «blue screen» errors and unknown scenarios, Microsoft is requiring all antivirus software vendors to attest to the compatibility of their applications by setting a Windows registry key.

Q3: How long will Microsoft require setting a registry key to receive the Windows security updates?

A3: As of April 10, 2018, we are lifting the AV compatibility check for Windows security updates for supported Windows 7 SP1 and Windows 8.1 devices via Windows Update. As of March 13, 2018 Microsoft is lifting the AV compatibility check for the March 2018 Windows security updates for supported Windows 10 devices via Windows Update. We continue to require that AV software is compatible and in cases where there are known issues of AV driver compatibility, we may block those devices from receiving Windows updates to avoid any issues.

Q4: I have a compatible antivirus application but I’m not being offered the Windows security updates. What do I do?

A4: In some cases, it may take time for Windows security updates to be delivered to systems, particularly for devices that have been turned off or not connected to the Internet (offline). After they are turned on again, these systems should receive updates from their antivirus software providers. Customers who still experience problems 24 hours after ensuring that their devices have proper Internet connectivity should contact their antivirus software vendor for additional troubleshooting steps.

Q5: My antivirus software is not compatible. What should I do?

A5: Microsoft has been working closely with antivirus software partners to help all customers receive the 2018 Windows security updates as soon as possible. See the status update sections ealier in this article for more information. If you are not being offered this month’s security update, Microsoft recommends that you contact your antivirus software provider.

Q6: I have a compatible antivirus software application, but I still experienced a bluescreen. What should I do?

A6: Microsoft has assembled the following resources to help potentially affected customers: