Lets you access application information over the SNMP protocol.
Publishes application events to the SIEM system that is already in use in your organization over the Syslog protocol.
Integrates with Microsoft Active Directory to assign roles and manage access and protection rules.
Updates application databases from Kaspersky Lab update servers or custom resources (HTTP servers, shared network folders) according to schedule or on demand.
Adjusts traffic processing conditions in cases when they do not match the defined rules.
Lets you investigate incidents involving Internet access by searching and viewing events.
Lets you configure administrator access permissions for working with managed organizations.
Lets you create workspaces for configuring individual rules for processing traffic of departments of organizations or managed organizations (for Internet service providers).
Lets you monitor the application operating status, the network traffic processed by the application, the number of scanned and detected objects, most recent threats, as well as blocked users and URLs in the application web interface.
Lets you configure application settings and manage the application through the web interface.
Lets you restrict access to various categories of Internet resources, such as gambling, lotteries, and sweepstakes.
Performs content filtering of inbound and outbound files based on the URL, file name, MIME type, size, type of source file, and checksum (MD5 or SHA256).
Scans encrypted traffic with certificate replacement on the proxy server side.
Integrates with Kaspersky Private Security Network (KPSN) to access the reputation databases of Kaspersky Security Network and other statistical data.
Reduce the likelihood of false positives.
Ensure that Kaspersky Lab applications react to threats quickly without waiting for an application database update.
Obtain information about the reputation of files and Internet resources.
Blocks access to infected and phishing websites.
Protects an organization’s IT infrastructure against malware and file-encrypting ransomware using machine learning algorithms and operating system data emulation technology.
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