Msspalert Kaspersky Enhances SMB Cybersecurity with New Security Modules
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- •Kaspersky introduces five new Security Modules for SMBs.
- •Common threats include phishing (20%) and software vulnerabilities (17%).
- •Modules allow for incremental security enhancements without overhauling existing systems.
Kaspersky has updated its Optimum product line, introducing new Security Modules aimed at enhancing cybersecurity for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). The new modules include Security Awareness, Email Security, Workload Security, Threat Lookup & Analysis, and Vulnerability Management. These additions allow SMBs to incrementally strengthen their defenses against common threats such as phishing (20%) and software-vulnerability exploits (17%). The update also features built-in simulated phishing campaigns and improved incident response capabilities. Kaspersky's research indicates that many SMBs face challenges with existing solutions, prompting the need for more unified and manageable cybersecurity options. The new modules are designed to integrate seamlessly with existing technology stacks, minimizing complexity. This update is part of Kaspersky's ongoing efforts to provide tailored cybersecurity solutions for SMBs.
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