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Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Business KASPERSKY ENDPOINT SECURITY FOR BUSINESS Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Business offers a complete security solution, designed by the world’s leading security experts. The deepest, most forward-looking protection, efficient performance and straightforward management build through progressive tiers to fully secure your business. All components have been designed and built in-house to mesh together into a single security platform geared to your business needs. The result is a stable, integrated solution with no gaps, no compatibility issues and no additional workload as your system builds. Centralized Anti-Malware Endpoint Mobile Security Systems ManageCentralizedCentralizedment Centralized CentralizedFirewall& Firewall CentralizedFirewall CentralizedFirewallFile Centralized FileServerFirewallFile ServerFirewall ServerFile EndpointServerFirewall SecurityFileEndpointFirewall Server FileEndpoint ServerMobileFileMobile EndpointServerControls FileSecurity Endpoint ServerSecurityMobile Endpoint MobileSecurityEncryption EndpointEncryptionMobile SecurityandMobileEncryption MDM SecurityMobileSystems SecurityEncryptionSystems EncryptionSecuritySystemsEncryptionEncryptionEncryptionSystemsSystemsSystemsManagementSystems ManagementManagementManagementManagementManagementManagementManagement ControlsControlsControlsandControls andMDM MDMControls and Controls MDMandControls MDMand MDM andManagement MDM Managementand MDMManagement ManagementManagementManagementManagement One Comprehensive Management Console — Kaspersky Security Center At the hub of this unified approach sits Kaspersky Security Center, an intuitive, fully scalable management console that minimizes the total cost of ownership of any Kaspersky Lab security solution. Simple, seamless security administration for desktop, portable, mobile and virtual endpoints and servers, delivered through a single pane of glass, providing: • Combined policy deployment • Separate web console • Scheduled and on-demand reporting KASPERSKY ENDPOINT SECURITY FOR BUSINESS — CORE Centralized Anti-Malware ManageCentralizedCentralizedment Firewall&Firewall Firewall File FileServer Server EndpointEndpoint MobileMobile Security SecurityEncryptionEncryption SystemsSystems ManagementManagement ControlsControls andand MDM MDM ManagementManagement A layered security model begins with best of breed anti-malware Kaspersky Security for Business — Core incorporates: POWERFUL ENDPOINT KASPERSKY SECURITY NETWORK: HOST-BASED INTRUSION ANTI-MALWARE SCANNING CLOUD-ASSISTED PROTECTION PREVENTION SYSTEM (HIPS) WITH PERSONAL FIREWALL Operating at multiple levels in Real-time information from the the operating system, rooting out worldwide Kaspersky Security Predefined rules for hundreds malware using a combination of Network means that new and of the most common applications signature-based, heuristic and unknown threats can be identified reduce time spent on firewall cloud-assisted technologies. and eliminated as they emerge. configuration. KASPERSKY ENDPOINT SECURITY FOR BUSINESS — SELECT Centralized Anti-Malware Endpoint Mobile Security ManageCentralizedCentralizedment Centralized CentralizedFirewall& Firewall CentralizedFirewall FirewallFile ServerFileFirewallFile ServerFirewall ServerFileEndpoint Server SecurityFileEndpoint Server FileEndpoint ServerMobileMobileEndpointControls SecurityEndpoint SecurityMobile EncryptionMobileSecurity EncryptionMobile SecurityandEncryption MDMSecuritySystemsEncryptionSystemsEncryptionSystemsSystemsSystems ManagementManagementManagementManagementManagement ControlsControlsControlsandControls andMDM MDMControls and MDMand MDMand MDM Management ManagementManagementManagementManagement Including File Server Protection, Endpoint Controls and Mobile Security/MDM Mobile device management and granular endpoint control tools combine with anti-malware protection to provide multi-layered security, even on employee owned mobile devices. File server protection ensures that infection cannot spread to secured endpoints through stored data. ENDPOINT CONTROLS MOBILE SECURITY: App Containerization for BYOD — corporate data and Application Control — with Mobile Anti-Malware — applications can be isolated from ‘Dynamic Whitelisting’, using real- combined signature-based, the personal files on the employee time file reputations delivered proactive and cloud-assisted device by placing corporate apps by Kaspersky Security Network, technologies deliver powerful in special containers, which can enables IT administrators to allow, real-time mobile device protection. be encrypted and wiped separately block or regulate applications, A safe browser and anti-spam from the user’s personal data. including operating a ‘Default increase security. Deny’ scenario. Application Privilege Control monitors and Mobile Device Management FILE SERVER SECURITY restricts applications performing (MDM) — Kaspersky Security suspiciously. for Mobile supports functionality Managed together with endpoint provided by Microsoft Exchange security through Kaspersky Web Control — browsing policies ActiveSync, Apple MDM and Security Center, file server can be created around pre-set Samsung SAFE. protection ensures that malware or customized databases of cannot spread to secured inappropriate sites, following the Remote Anti-Theft — SIM-Watch, endpoints through stored, user on the corporate network and Remote Lock, Full or Selective Wipe infected data. when roaming. and Find all prevent unauthorized access to corporate data if a mobile Device Control — allows users device is lost or stolen. to set, schedule and enforce data policies controlling the connection Mobile Controls — administrators of removable storage and other can manage and restrict peripheral devices to any bus type. applications usage, while prohibiting the usage of unwanted or grey software. As well as blocking malicious sites, they can also control access to sites, that do not conform to corporate policies. Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Business — Select also includes all components of the Core tier. KASPERSKY ENDPOINT SECURITY FOR BUSINESS — ADVANCED Centralized Anti-Malware Endpoint Mobile Security Systems ManageCentralizedCentralizedCentralizedmentCentralized CentralizedCentralized FirewallCentralized&Firewall Firewall Firewall Firewall FirewallFileFileFirewall Server ServerFirewallFile ServerFile SecurityFile EndpointServerEndpoint FileServerFile ServerEndpoint Server EndpointControlsMobileEndpointMobile Endpoint Endpoint MobileSecurity Security Mobile MobileSecurity andMobile SecurityEncryptionMobileEncryption SecurityMDM SecurityEncryption SecurityEncryptionEncryptionSystemsEncryptionSystemsEncryptionEncryptionSystemsSystemsSystemsSystemsManagementSystems ManagementManagementManagementManagementManagementManagementManagement ControlsControlsControlsControlsControlsandControlsand MDMControls MDMand andMDM and MDM and MDMand MDM MDM ManagementManagementManagementManagementManagementManagementManagement Including Encryption and Systems Management Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Business — Advanced promotes IT administrative efficiency and compliance. Prioritized patching, OS image management and remote troubleshooting combine to streamline everyday administration, while infrastructure, guest users and inventories all sit firmly under IT control. Comprehensive, transparent encryption adds a further layer of security, and all components are managed through a single uncluttered console — Kaspersky Security Center. SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT Network Access Control (NAC) — ENCRYPTION automatically recognizes and Vulnerability and Patch checks new devices on the Comprehensive File/Folder and Management — automated network against inventories Full Disk — choose from full-disk OS and application vulnerability and IT security policies, denies or file level that is transparent detection and prioritization, access to compromised devices to the user and is backed by combined with the automated and redirects guest devices to a Advanced Encryption Standard distribution of patches and captive portal. (AES) 256 bit encryption to secure updates. critical business information Hardware and Software in the event of device theft or Operating System Inventories — full visibility and accidental loss. Includes support Deployment — easy creation, control (including blocking) of for removable devices. storage and deployment of OS all software deployed across images from a central location, as the network, together with Secure Data Sharing — allows well as OS migration. the automatic identification, Users to easily create encrypted registration and tracking and self-extracting packages to Remote Software Distribution of all hardware, including ensure data is protected when And Troubleshooting — remote removable devices. sharing via removable devices, deployment and update from a email, network or web. single console, automated for over 100 applications, can be on- demand or scheduled for quieter periods. Time-saving remote troubleshooting is fully supported and a single ‘agent’ at branch offices can accept updates for local rollout, using Multicast technology. Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Business — Advanced also includes all components of the Select and Core tiers. KASPERSKY TOTAL SECURITY FOR BUSINESS Centralized Anti-Malware Endpoint Mobile Security Systems Mail,Mail, Web Web and and ManageCentralizedCentralizedCentralizedmentCentralized CentralizedCentralized FirewallCentralized&Firewall Firewall Firewall Firewall FirewallFileFileFirewall Server ServerFirewallFile ServerFile SecurityFile EndpointServerEndpoint
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