Element Leasing covered virtual IT infrastructure with anti-virus solution

On March 26, 2014 it became known of delivery of licenses of antivirus software of Kaspersky Lab for protection of virtual IT infrastructure of Element Leasing company. Delivery of licenses was carried out by CBS company.

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In Element Leasing the end-to-end system of protection of physical IT infrastructure on the Kaspersky Security platform is a little earlier delivered. In total a set of protective solutions optimum ensures information security of corporate network of the organization.

"Virtual infrastructure is very convenient in the conditions of business in the different regions sometimes considerably deleted from each other. However, as well as physical IT resources, virtual machines need protection against different cyberthreats. Implementing projects on financing of transactions, we cannot put our clients at excessive risks. For this reason we implemented the solution of Kaspersky Lab for protection of virtual environments in the information security system. By that moment we already managed to be convinced of efficiency of the protective Kaspersky Security platform ensuring safety of our physical infrastructure. So the choice for benefit of one more product of Kaspersky Lab was more than is reasonable", – Oleg Ruzanov, the chief of the system equipment of Element Leasing company told.

"Developing solutions for business, we aim to provide, first of all, complexity and integrity of protection of the organization. That is why we complement our Kaspersky Security platform with the different applications providing reliable protection of the most critical elements of IT infrastructure, – Sergey Zemkov, the managing director of Kaspersky Lab in Russia noted. – In process of growth of volume of digital data and the increasing requirement of the enterprises for higher IT capacities virtual environment becomes almost obligatory component of any corporate infrastructure. And we are glad to see that the organizations not only use today virtual machines, but also care for their protection against cyberthreats".