Kaspersky Release Endpoint Security 8

Kaspersky Lab launches Kaspersky Endpoint Security 8 for Windows and Kaspersky Security Center to keep the business against the threat of malicious software or malicious software (malware) in Jakarta on Wednesday (23/11).

Senior Director of Product Marketing Peter Beardmore says Kaspersky Lab malware attacks is the most common business security threats, but only 70 percent of the company to implement an anti-malware protection and 30 percent had no anti-malware protection at all.

 
"Malware is a real threat that requires the handling of serious and reliable anti-malware anyway," he said.

According to Kaspersky Lab survey recently, at least nearly a third of firms suffered critical data loss as a result of malware infection in the past year. "In a minute there is a malware that is born. Since October 2011 there are 4134 Malware and Indonesia is the country's eighth largest contributor to the malware in the world," he said.

Channel Sales Director for Kaspersky Lab SEA Jimmy Fong said the anti-malware protection has some excellent features Enhanced Protection feature is the latest anti-virus engine technology that combines signature-based malware detection patterns danmenawarkan efficiently with smaller update sizes.

Features Integration with the cloud that is the latest anti-virus database is integrated with the threat of Kaspersky Security Network-based Cloud. This feature is in charge of collecting, exchanging files, URLs and reputation information in real-time malware.

Application Control and Whitelisting feature works by blocking a specific application using the Application Startup Control, limiting the activity of a specific application using the Application Privilege Control and monitor vulnerabilities Vulnerability applications using the Application Monitor.