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This includes, among other things, creating a list of applications that may not be launched. Policies can be defined for running applications that meet the security requirements of the company. This is intended to prevent the execution of unauthorized or unknown and therefore potentially dangerous application files. To protect against these types of threats, Kaspersky has added 'Application Control' for Linux workloads to its Hybrid Cloud Security solution.

New: application control for Linux workloads For example, in the summer of 2020, a provider of digital workplace and printer solutions fell victim to the Linux ransomware 'RansomEXX', which encrypted data and resulted in a failure of company services. Advanced cyber threats are particularly dangerous for Linux, since critical applications often run on these servers or are used as access points to endpoints for Windows and iOS. Kaspersky analyzes show that dedicated protection of Linux servers is essential - regardless of whether they are on-premise or cloud-based.

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