This section provides the feature comparison of Kaspersky Security Center: Windows-based vs. Linux-based. The feature comparison is presented in the table below.
Feature comparison of Kaspersky Security Center working as a Windows-based solution and Linux-based solution
Feature or property |
Windows-based Kaspersky Security Center |
Linux-based Kaspersky Security Center |
---|---|---|
Administration Server location |
On-premises |
On-premises |
Database management system (DBMS) location |
On-premises |
On-premises (MariaDB and MySQL 8.0 only) |
Operating system to install Administration Server on |
Windows |
Linux |
Administration console type |
On-premises and web-based |
Web-based |
Operating system to install the web-based administration console on |
Windows or Linux |
Windows or Linux |
Hierarchy of Administration Servers |
||
Administration group hierarchy |
||
Network polling |
(by IP ranges only) |
|
Maximum number of managed devices |
100,000 |
20,000 |
Protection of Windows, Linux, and macOS managed devices |
(protection of Linux devices only) |
|
Protection of mobile devices |
||
Protection of virtual machines |
||
Protection of public cloud infrastructure |
||
Device-centric security management |
||
User-centric security management |
||
Application policies |
||
Tasks for Kaspersky applications |
||
Kaspersky Security Network |
||
KSN Proxy |
||
Kaspersky Private Security Network |
||
Centralized deployment of license keys for Kaspersky applications |
||
Support for virtual Administration Servers |
||
Installing third-party software updates and fixing third-party software vulnerabilities |
(by using a remote installation task only) |
|
Notifications about events that occurred on managed devices |
||
Encryption management |
||
Creating and managing user accounts |
||
Integration with SIEM systems |
(by using Syslog only) |
|
Monitoring statuses of policies and tasks |
||
Support of clusters and server arrays in administration groups |
(in MMC-based Administration Console only) |
|
Deployment of the Kaspersky failover cluster |
||
Installing Administration Server on a Microsoft failover cluster |