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How Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Business is uniquely placed to deliver significant benefits to IT administrators.

The ready-to-use, cloud-based console lets administrators use almost any online device to set up and adjust all protection features – for all endpoints.

What if security was easy to set up, run and manage in just a few clicks? From any device you choose? Kaspersky Endpoint Security Cloud shows you how.

Being part of Kaspersky System Watcher, this technology analyses the most relevant system event data, including information on the modification of files. When it registers a suspicious application attempting to open a user’s personal files it immediately makes a local protected backup copy of them. If the application is then judged to be malicious, Kaspersky System Watcher automatically rollbacks unsolicited changes.

A graphic visual illustrating 10 questions an IT manager should address when developing their Mobile & BYOD Strategy.

A summary guide to our current portfolio of security intelligence services and how they help empower and equip Security Operation Center (SOC)/IT security teams worldwide.

An infographic illustrating some of the key threats in a typical SMB, and the Kaspersky’s solutions and common actions that can help IT Managers address them.

An overview of Kaspersky Lab's enterprise portfolio designed to leverage our extensive global security intelligence and address market specific needs.

What type of business are you? See which business type best fits your business situation See what IT security threats you could be faced with And find out how to ensure your business is covered.

Encryption is a process through which “open” information is transformed into “closed” data, at which point it is protected against unauthorized access. The two key encryption technologies available today, file-level encryption (FLE) and full-disk encryption (FDE), protect critical data and restrict access to it, and rule out the possibility of any important data falling into the hands of third parties, even if a data storage device holding valuable information is lost or stolen.