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Invaded by Russia, Ukraine has more need for secure and private online communications than ever. We explain how VPNs can help and give our top picks for virtual private networks for Ukrainians.

Kaspersky Small Office Security did fairly well in our security tests. But while the company sells this as a business solution, we found it lagged noticeably when it came to business features, especially reporting and management.

Kaspersky Safe Kids is a full-featured, affordable parental monitoring system for desktop and mobile platforms that doesn't impose limits on the number of devices you can monitor.

Kaspersky Secure Connection provides VPN protection in a pleasant package from a well known industry name. While limited in features, it's easy to use and will barely leave a mark on your bank account.

Kaspersky Endpoint Security Cloud (ESC) has redesigned its interface and improved on key IT features, especially reporting.

Kaspersky Security Cloud Free offers full-scale malware protection along with some suite-level features. It gets superb scores from the independent labs, and it won't cost you a penny.

Kaspersky Anti-Virus takes perfect or near-perfect scores from all the independent testing labs, and it aced our hands-on ransomware protection test. It remains an antivirus Editors' Choice.

Forget complicated apps and edgy graphics, and let the strong-but-cute bears of TunnelBear VPN defend your web traffic. Easy to use and easily affordable, it's an Editors' Choice winner.

ExpressVPN's dedication to privacy is impressive, and its fleet of far-flung servers outclasses much of the competition. Anyone who doesn't need that worldwide access may find its price a bit steep, though.

CyberGhost offers the largest VPN server network we've seen, accessed by a snazzy client, and powered by the latest VPN technology. All that helps offset the service's hefty price tag, but it doesn't include all the privacy features found among competitors.