KL 114.11: Kaspersky Security for Virtualization

This course explains how to install Kaspersky Security for Virtualization, configure updates and on-demand scanning, enforce a policy, create a protection profile, and solve typical issues.

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Introduction
Lecture 1: Introduction	This section is a high-level look at the VMware vSphere and vShield Endpoint operation principles. Also, it highlights pros and cons of agent-free protection.
Installation
Lecture 2: Installation	In this chapter, you will learn how to install Kaspersky Security for Virtualization, get acquainted with its system requirements and understand how the solution components interact.
Demo 2.1: Installing Plug-in of Kaspersky Security for Virtualization
Demo 2.2: Installing Kaspersky Security for Virtualization
Protection Management
Lecture 3: Protection Management	This chapter is devoted to creating a policy and protection profiles.
Demo 3.1: License Installation
Demo 3.2: Update
Demo 3.3: Creating Policy
Demo 3.4: Testing Real-Time Protection
Demo 3.5: Studying Root Profile
Demo 3.6: Specifying Protection Profile
On-Demand Scanning
Lecture 4: On-Demand Scanning	This chapter describes on-demand scanning within the virtual environment and teaches how to create and configure the corresponding task.
Demo 4.1: On-Demand Scanning
Maintenance Specifics
Lecture 5: Maintenance Specifics	In this chapter, you will learn about the differences in managing protection of physical and virtual computers via the Kaspersky Security Center.
Troubleshooting
Lecture 6: Troubleshooting	This chapter considers the principal approaches to diagnostics concerning Kaspersky Security for Virtualization.

In this course you will find two sorts training materials: slides and demonstrations. Slides mainly explain the principles of how this or that feature works and how you usually use it. Demonstrations specifically show how to do things in Kaspersky Security Center and what the expected results of these doings are. Tutorials show the same actions as demonstrations. The difference between them is that in demonstrations you simply watch whereas in tutorials you have to complete all the actions yourself in a simulated environment. Both the slides and the demonstrations (tutorials) are voiced.

Student Prerequisites

Basic experience with Windows operating systems and networking.

System Requirements

To fully experience this training you need the following:

• Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or later
• Flash Player 9 or later
• Minimum display resolution 1280×960
• Sound card, speakers or a headphones for listening to voice-over