Kaspersky Endpoint Security 10.1.1 for Linux Elbrus Edition

Kaspersky Endpoint Security 10.1.1 for Linux Elbrus Edition (hereinafter also referred to as Kaspersky Endpoint Security) protects computers running Linux® operating systems against malware. Threats can infiltrate the system via network data transfer channels or from removable drives.

The application lets you:

• Scan file system objects located on the computer's local drives, as well as mounted and shared resources accessed via the SMB and NFS protocols.
• Scan file system objects both in real time using File Threat Protection tasks and on-demand using virus scan tasks.
• Scan boot sectors.
• Scan process memory.
• Detect infected objects. If an object is found to contain code from a known virus, Kaspersky Endpoint Security considers the object as infected.
• Neutralize threats detected in files.
• Automatically choose what action to perform to neutralize the threat.
• Save backup copies of files before disinfection or deletion and restore files from backup copies.
• Manage tasks and configure their settings.
• Manage the File Threat Protection task, virus scan task, boot sector scan task, process memory scan task, update task, update rollback task, and update retranslation task.
• Add keys and activate the application using activation codes.
• Notify the administrator about events occurring during the operation of Kaspersky Endpoint Security.
• Update Kaspersky Endpoint Security databases from Kaspersky update servers, via the Administration Server, or from a user-specified source by schedule or on demand.
• Use anti-virus databases to detect and disinfect infected files. Kaspersky Endpoint Security analyzes each file for threats during the scan process: file code is matched against code that resembles a particular threat.
• Monitor the integrity of the specified files and report changes. File integrity monitoring can be performed in a constant monitoring mode, and in on-demand scan mode.
• Manage an operating system firewall and, if necessary, restore a set of the firewall rules that was changed.
• Protect your files in the local directories with network access by SMB / NFS protocols from remote malicious encrypting.
• Allow non-root users manage basic application functions using the graphical user interface.
• Update the application using update packages.
• Manage Kaspersky Endpoint Security using the following methods:
  • From the command line using the application control commands.
  • Using graphical user interface.
  • Via Kaspersky Security Center.