After the license expires, there are changes in the operation of Kaspersky Next. The changes in software operation do not depend on the type of license that you used. Below is a list of changes in the operation of Kaspersky Next that may occur when the license expires:
On Kaspersky Business Hub in the list of workspaces, a message about license expiration appears next to the name of the workspace.
An instance of Kaspersky Next created for a specific company. When you create a workspace, Kaspersky creates and configures the infrastructure behind this workspace. You use Kaspersky Next Management Console to manage your workspace and the security applications installed on the devices of the company.
You can open Kaspersky Next Management Console but cannot make any changes, such as add user accounts or configure security profiles. However, settings that you defined in the Management Console before the license expiration are not affected.
On managed devices running Windows, macOS, and Android, the installed security application switches to license expiration mode according to its own rules. Devices no longer synchronize with the server, get updates of anti-malware databases, and updates for the installed applications.
For more information about the license expiration mode of a supported security application, refer to the respective Help.
On iOS devices that have an MDM profile, the defined profile settings are deleted.
If Encryption Management was enabled before the license expiration, managed devices remain encrypted. We recommend that you decrypt and encrypt the devices in the device operating systems. In this way, you can give users methods to gain access to encrypted devices in the event the devices cannot be decrypted normally.
Before the workspace is deleted, you still have access to the recovery keys in the properties of a Windows device encrypted by BitLocker or a macOS device encrypted by FileVault.