Kaspersky Endpoint Security 10 Key File 627
Ingelore Clason
Our comprehensive, independently tested solutions are powered by multi-layered, next-generation protection that minimizes the opportunities for threats to reach endpoints while reliably identifying and blocking the ones that do.
Several signature-less components, such as HIPS, Kaspersky Security Network, Behavior Detection and Exploit Prevention, help to detect threats even without frequent updates. Protection is powered by static machine learning for pre-execution stages and dynamic machine learning for post-execution stages. Behavior Detection analyzes process activity in real-time and if it identifies a process as malicious, the issue is flagged, the process terminated and the remediation engine rolls back any changes.
Kaspersky Sandbox automatically protects against advanced threats designed to bypass endpoint protection. Based on dynamic threat emulation technology, Kaspersky Sandbox uses our best practices in combating complex threats and APT-level attacks, ensuring an automated response across all endpoints.
Each piece of next-generation technology is designed to deliver the fastest reaction times, lowest false positive rate and highest levels of protection, as verified in independent tests. These optimized performance levels use fewer resources and less energy, reducing your TCO.
In Q3 2018 alone, over 250 million unique URLs were recognized as malicious by Kaspersky technologies. Even a favorite, trusted website or corporate node can be compromised, making everyday operations insecure.
KSN adds a further layer of security to the endpoint, enabling rapid, accurate decisions about URL or file safety to be made without requiring full content analysis. Response times are as low as 0.02 seconds - significantly faster than traditional protection methods.
The Web Threat Protection component scans HTTPS traffic to intercept, identify and block the latest threats, including those using encryption to penetrate the system undetected. The und user experience is seamless and uninterrupted.
Network Threat Protection identifies and blocks attacks on your corporate network. It's the component that can prevent infections from spreading through a buffer-overrun attack - when malicious code executes by modifying a process already downloaded in memory. New Network Attack Blocker functionality protects against attacks that exploit vulnerabilities in the ARP protocol in order to spoof a device's MAC address.
Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Windows instances can integrate with Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) Advanced, serving as its sensors on workstations and servers. This enables large volumes of data to be captured and analyzed onshore, without impacting on user productivity. Advanced threat hunting looks for evidence of intrusion, such as file specimens matching Indicators of Compromise (IoCs).
Assign different endpoint groups or management tasks to different administrators via the Role-Based Model and customize the management console so that each administrator can only access the tools and data relevant to their responsibilities.
Kaspersky Security Center is a central management console that makes it easier for administrators to configure, deploy, update and manage their security. It simplifies the application of group tasks, policies and policy profiles and the generation of reports. Three management options are available:
Whether it's a stolen laptop or lost storage device, encryption make sensitive data useless to criminals or unauthorized viewers. Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Windows uses the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) 256 bit algorithm and supports Intel AES-NI for fast encryption.
In the event of password loss or damage to the drive, data can still be recovered and decrypted using a special centrally managed emergency recovery procedure. Built-in Microsoft BitLocker management enables OS-embedded encryption, letting you decide which technology to use and control via the single console.
Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Windows 11.2 now allows files and folders to be deleted remotely. Special tasks can be configured in advance and action taken according to a schedule or by timeout, even when not connected to the network. This is especially useful in the following situations:
Host Intrusion Prevention, and centralized web, device and application controls reduce your attack surface and help keep users safe and productive. Kaspersky has its own dedicated Dynamic Allowlisting laboratory, maintaining a constantly monitored and updated database of more than 2.5 billion trusted programs. This database automatically synchronizes with endpoints to simplify routine work for administrators.
For ease of management, powerful endpoint controls are managed from the same console, tightly integrated with Active Directory and next-generation anti-malware protection. This makes setting blanket policies quick and easy.
Powered by Dynamic Allowlisting, Application Control significantly reduces your exposure to zero-day attacks by providing total control over what software, including specific versions, is allowed to run. This includes shadow IT scenarios where, for example, employees install non-corporate software or games on a device, putting the corporate network at risk while at the same time being unproductive. BDenylisted applications are blocked, while your approved and trusted applications from the Dynamic Allowlisting database continue to run smoothly.
Adaptive Anomaly Control automatically helps apply the highest acceptable level of security for each role in the organization. After first monitoring specific actions and collecting information about the behavior of users and applications, it identifies and learns distinctive patterns of behavior, right down to individual user level. If an application then displays abnormal behavior against this pattern, the application is blocked. All without end users being interrupted.
Our solution restricts application privileges according to assigned trust levels, limiting access to resources like sensitive data. Working in step with local and cloud (KSN) reputations database, Host Intrusion Prevention controls applications and restricts access to critical system resources, audio and video recording devices.
To prevent users from connecting to potentially insecure public Wi-Fi networks, you can generate a list of trusted networks based on name, encryption/authentication type, and prevent the creation of a network bridge by blocking a second active network connection.
Next Generation IT security and management to protect against every type of threat your business faces. Agility, efficiency and control for endpoint protection that's pioneering, flexible and ready to scale.
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Hi we have Kaspersky Security Cloud Plus with 50 licences and the cloud portal says I am licenced to install the software on up to 100 mobile devices as well as PC's. We use Windows laptops and Apple iPhones and I would like to install it on the iPhones as well, mainly so I can say to audiors we have endpoint security on the iPhones.
The problem is I am going around it circles trying to get it installed on my test iPhone, I try emailing myself an QR code to downlaod and install the software I get the attached error. When I look in the distribution packages section of the Kaspersky Cloud there is no option to create packages for iOS. I also tried installing Kaspersky's Security App from the App Store but there didnt seem to be a way to add that to our Kaspersky Cloud Portal account so the phones can be managed and show in devices along with the laptops.
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