Firewall:  

Kaspersky Enterprise Space Security features a personal firewall with IDS (Intrusion Detection System) and IPS (Intrusion Prevention System) to help keep your workstations secure. The firewall can be configured to keep ports open or closed and these settings can be changed from a centrally managed location for each workstation. The powerful firewall in Kaspersky facilitates a secure flow of information both in and out of your business.

Any workstation that experiences a security breach can be quarantined to prevent the computer from infecting other machines on the network.

Antivirus:  

Kaspersky made their name with their virus protection software. It shouldn’t come as a surprise then to know that the antivirus feature in Business Space Security is top notch. The antivirus component was able to stop every virus that we could think of.

More impressively, it doesn’t noticeably slow down the machine while scanning for viruses even with large files. Once a virus was found, it was easy to correct the problem. As mentioned earlier, the centrally managed location lets a network administrator more easily manage time and resources.

The iSwift technology helps keep repeat scans at a minimum by reducing the number of repeat scans on the same files throughout the network.

Kaspersky Enterprise Space Security doesn’t just protect your endpoint computers from viruses, but file servers, email servers, and smartphones as well. Enterprise Space Security is completely equipped to protect a large variety of Windows and Linux solutions, including Microsoft Exchange servers, Novell Netware, Samba Server, and even Lotus Notes/Domino mail.

Another great feature with Kaspersky is the proactive approach to catch malware that won’t be detected by traditional virus signatures. Furthermore, Kaspersky scans web traffic in real-time, without slowing down browsing speed. And if for some strange reason an unwanted result occurs or files are damaged, Kaspersky has complete rollback functionality, allowing you to restore files and revert to a previously working state.