Private Linux users can now enjoy the leading cybersecurity protection from Kaspersky. The solution safeguards personal and payment data and defends users’ devices against various cyber threats, including malware, phishing, and scams.
Linux is widely regarded as the most secured operational systems but actually it also requires reliable cyber protection. The number of malware samples for this operating system is constantly growing*, increasing the need to protect Linux-based devices. Threats like phishing attacks and malicious browser extensions on Linux are just as sophisticated and prevalent as those targeting Windows and macOS. Risks of intercepting passwords, banking details, and crypto wallets remain ever-present, confirming modern users are in need of an advanced cyber protection regardless of what operation system do they use.
Kaspersky for Linux** provides comprehensive digital life protection based on leading Kaspersky technologies that successfully protect both users and businesses around the world. Among the solution’s key features are:
· Monitoring of systems, devices, and individual files to detect and remove malware.
· Scanning for threats on removable media, such as USB and hard drives, when they are connected to a computer.
· Malware detection by continuous monitoring of device’s performance to ensure proactive protection.
· Checking visited websites and downloaded files for malicious code.
· Notification about any attempt to click on a phishing link.
· Support of key Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, ALT Linux, Uncom and RedOS.
Over the years Kaspersky consumer solutions have been highly appreciated by the international independent testers. Kaspersky portfolio, being honored with the Product of the Year award by AV-Comparatives in 2023, continued to demonstrate high results and received the Top-Rated Product award of 2024. These exceptional results reaffirm Kaspersky's dedication to providing top-tier cybersecurity across all platforms.
“There is a belief that there are practically no cyber threats for Linux, but that's not true. Our expertise and many years of experience in ensuring the security of devices running on this operating system in a corporate environment have formed the basis for a new solution for private users — Kaspersky for Linux. Its appearance is a logical extension of the development of Kaspersky's B2C portfolio. The solution helps to counter malware, online fraud and ensures the complete safety of our customers' digital lives." – comments Anton Ivanov, Chief Technology Officer at Kaspersky.
Kaspersky for Linux is available in a three subscription plans: Kaspersky Standard, Kaspersky Plus and Kaspersky Premium. Users can get acquainted with the functionality of Kaspersky for Linux for free in a trial version for 30 days. More information about the solution and system requirements is available on the website.
* The number of malicious files for Linux in the Kaspersky database.
** Not GDPR-ready for Linux platform
