With more than 17,000 new cyber attacks unleashed online daily, every computer connecting to the internet is a target for cybercriminals looking to steal information and make money illegally. However, while the risks grow, there is no reason why the internet cannot be a safe, enjoyable and productive place.

Computeractive has teamed up with Kaspersky Labs to offer 25 lucky winners a copy of Kaspersky Internet Security 2010, worth £40 each.

This is the latest edition of this security suite with new and improved features to keep you one step ahead of the cyber-criminals, along with a new interface that is much easier to use.

It has several new ways of keeping you safe when browsing the internet. Firstly, the URL advisor shows whether a website is dangerous. If it looks in any way suspicious, it can then be viewed using Kaspersky Safe Run.

This lets you try out websites or unknown software without giving them any access to information or settings on the computer.

The Kaspersky Security Network is an online list of software that is known to be safe or unsafe.

The Virtual Keyboard is an extra level of protection against keyloggers, stopping them from stealing usernames and passwords for sites like online banking.

For your chance to win a copy of this software, simply answer the question below before 17 September 2009.

For more information about Internet Security 2010 visit the Kaspersky website