MBP 2017 - Kernel panics since macOS Ventura

Quite possibly Paragon or Logitech (money's on Logitech).

If the panics happen regularly, try starting up in Safe Mode and see if they stop. If they stop, uninstall each extension one-at-a-time using the developer's uninstaller or instructions.

If you determine which is causing the panics, seek an update from the developer.

You should really uninstall kaspersky.

Effective defenses against malware and other threats

Kernel panics are basically only meaningful for developers.

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Cause I've been using the same list of software since I got the Macbook Pro without this issue until upgrade to Ventura recently.

That's what happens with those types of system modifications. They are very low-level hacks into the kernel and the people who try to make them aren't very good at it. Updates to the OS will very often result in them failing because the developer didn't make it correctly in the first place. They got it to work with the previous OS versions, but didn't make it future-proof. If they are a large developer, they may have already created an update that will work with Ventura.

Any system modification can cause kernel panics. Kaspersky certainly is one, and it is also completely useless, reduces system security, and can cause many problems.

Maybe it is, maybe not, but in any case, it is not something I would ever trust. It provides no security, hinders performance, and of all useless "antivirus" software, the fact that it is made in Russia...