These are broadly classified into security settings and management settings. The security profile contains the parameters for all supported operating systems. The platform has a default policy to help you get started, but you can easily create one as per your requirements. Once you’ve added the endpoints, you’ll need to assign them to a security profile. On servers though you can manually download and install the client from the administration wizard. If you have an Active Directory server on the network, you can also ask the administration wizard to use it to deploy the client on multiple endpoints automatically. The platform will then send an email to all of them with instructions to download and install the endpoint client on their respective machines.

The recommended procedure is to add users, which are the administrators for the different endpoints along with their email addresses (opens in new tab).

The platform offers multiple mechanisms for deploying the endpoints. One of the good things about the interface is that the main landing page displays the steps you need to take, in order of their priority, to configure the platform.

You can enable and configure some features during initial setup or choose to do it later. When you first sign into the administration wizard, you’ll be taken through a quick setup wizard to customize it for your company. You can manage the Kaspersky endpoint security platform via its cloud-based interface. (Image credit: Kaspersky ) Interface and use

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