Kaspersky announced that it has released a major update for Kaspersky Security for Mail Server, designed to strengthen systems against new email threats. The latest version of Kaspersky Security for Mail Server provides advanced business for content filtering, quarantine management and improved visibility for Security Operations Centers (SOC) It offers functionality.
A study by Kaspersky found that 77% of companies worldwide and 78% of companies in the Middle East, Turkey and Africa (META region) have experienced at least one cyber incident in the last two years. It revealed that 21% of these incidents (29% in META) were due to employees being exposed to phishing attacks. . Since these statistics only include incidents where employees responded to phishing attempts, the true volume of attacks via corporate email is likely internal. much higher. Kaspersky has significantly restructured Kaspersky Security for Mail Servers to address the growing email threat landscape.
Advanced content filtering
The latest Kaspersky Security for Mail Servers update comes with advanced content filtering features. Administrators can now create complex filter rules based on keywords in subject lines, body text, sender, and attachment names of emails. It also now supports filtering by hidden headers in the plain text of emails.
With the new version of the product, administrators can create dictionaries of allowed and prohibited keywords to optimize filtering rules for different user groups. It can sit. Changes made in these dictionaries are centrally applied to all relevant filtering rules, ensuring consistency and efficiency in the management of mail security.
Kaspersky Security for Mail Server now includes DLP (Data Leak Protection) features to monitor outgoing emails for sensitive data. Administrators can use regular security checks that match certain types of data formats (e.g. credit card numbers) to detect and block them from being transmitted, reducing the risk of data leakage. Can create expressions. While restrictions apply to sending email to mailboxes outside the organization, administrators may restrict the sending of such data between certain departments within the company. It can also impose restrictions.
Improved visibility for SOC
The latest version of Kaspersky Security for Mail Server provides SOC teams with comprehensive information about blocking events, including details of attachments, scan results and decisions about blocked connections . This enhanced visibility enables SOC analysts to better correlate events and strengthen incident response strategies.
Advanced quarantine management
Administrators can now take advantage of improved quarantine functionality, allowing them to view quarantined emails in their original format directly from the console. This feature simplifies the quarantine management process, giving administrators greater transparency and control over potential mail threats.
Timofey Titkov, Head of Kaspersky Cloud and Network Security Product Group, said: “To protect email, the main communication channel of all businesses We are happy to announce the latest update to our product. Kaspersky Security for Mail Server not only provides strong protection against a wide variety of threats with multi-layered defense mechanisms supported by machine learning algorithms and comprehensive defense systems. , also offers our customers peace of mind in the face of evolving cyber risks. With this issue, the institutions of the institutions to the non -standard Trojan horses, targeted ransomwriting writing, and in the light of the dynamic threats of the gloom of the destruction of the gourn We are reinforcing our commitment to providing cutting-edge solutions that deliver
