![]() ![]() In the new version of Kaspersky Security for Virtualization Light Agent, the advanced mechanism of Security Virtual Machines (SVM) discovery and selection enables more flexible choice of SVM for light agent installation, which overall makes security deployment and failover faster and automates load balancing. The updated version of Kaspersky Hybrid Cloud Security is enterprise-ready and allows customers to deploy protection to up to 100,000 virtual servers and VDI - without sacrificing performance or losing control and visibility over virtualized infrastructures.Äeployment of a security solution and its scaling is often a resource-intensive task that overloads the network and requires hard, manual work from responsible staff. The potential attack surface is always widening, so security teams need to be confident that all parts of it, including virtualized servers and VDI, are protected - even if there are tens of thousands of them. ![]() Growing network infrastructures and their complexities create difficulties for IT security departments in larger organizations. ![]() ![]() Among the new features, there is also behavior-based protection, exploit and intrusion prevention now available for Windows Server guest OS, as well as compatibility with Kaspersky EDR in virtualized environments. It optimizes protection rollout for larger virtual machine deployments and simplifies security management across an entire infrastructure - with a new advanced Security Virtual Machines (SVM) selection algorithm and role-based access control (RBAC) now available through Kaspersky Security Center. A new version of Kaspersky Security for Virtualization Light Agent, part of Kaspersky Hybrid Cloud Security, responds to enterprises’ demand for virtualization security and scalability. ![]()
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