UTSB provided comprehensive Kaspersky Lab solutions for Skolkovo cyber protection of information resources

2023: Delivering Cyber Defense Solutions

UTSB provided comprehensive Kaspersky Lab solutions for the cyber protection of Skolkovo information resources. The UTSB announced this on January 29, 2024.

Now the protection of working computers and mobile devices of Skolkovo employees, as well as mail servers of the organization is provided by Kaspersky EDR for business Optimal and Kaspersky Security for mail servers.

Kaspersky EDR for business Optimal combines current approaches to workstation protection and flexible Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR) tools. They are designed not only to resist cyber attacks, but also to increase the speed of response to information security incidents. So, Skolkovo, together with the classic defense solution, which is aimed at countering typical and massive virus attacks, received the EDR toolkit, focused on proactive threat search, analysis of atypical behavior and suspicious activity, identification of complex threats, prompt response to them.

Information security is an important component of the Skolkovo digital ecosystem. The availability of wide functionality at a relatively affordable cost has become an important advantage of the selected solutions developed by Kaspersky Lab. It is worth noting the presence of such useful user functions as convenient role access for administrators, adaptive anomaly control, encryption management and in the future the possibility of using Kaspersky EDR for business Optimal on all types of operating systems, including Linux, - said Igor Solovyov, Director of the Department of Information Systems and Services "Skolkovo."

Since 2013, USCS has been cooperating with Kaspersky Lab, being its Platinum Partner. Over the years of working together with the use of vendor solutions, a large number of projects have been implemented for state-owned enterprises companies from the bank sector,, and oil and gas machine-building others, - industries industries said Viktor Vyacheslavov, head of the Cyber ​ ​ Security Center of the UTSB.