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Success Stories
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Disco Corporation, world-renowned for it Dicing
Saws, has announced integration of Kaspersky Lab technology in its
precision cutting machinery, the first case of embedded IT
security in the semiconductor manufacturing industry
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New Zealand’s leading university needed a
solution to protect its extensive network, including hundreds of
servers and thousands of desktops. Read full story... |
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If an antivirus program does not deliver what it
promises, it is not just annoying, but can also become quite
expensive in a very short period of time. The Austrian National
Tourist Office experienced this first hand. Read full story... |
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Though Fritz Berger thought it was fully protected
by an antivirus solution, its operations were paralyzed by a virus
in 2004. Read full story... |
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The email system of Russia’s largest
department store was being placed under increasing strain by
unsolicited bulk email. Many of these spam messages contained
malicious code. Read full story... |
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Harry's, a leader on the French market for baked
goods, needed a security solution with effective administration
for hundreds of mobile devices. Read full
story... |
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Indian Railways is the nation’s primary
method of transportation and is one of the largest railway systems
in the world. Read full story... |
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INSEP, an internationally-recognized institute
which trains Olympic athletes, needed a new integrated security
solution due to expansion. Read full story... |
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Although the Mainz Catholic Hospital had a
competitor's solution installed, during a virus outbreak it found
itself completely unprotected. Read full story... |
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Keio University, Japan's leading educational
institution, has migrated to Kaspersky Open Space Security, which
satisfied all the university’s requirements. Read full story... |
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Despite using a major antivirus, the Leeds Teaching
Trust network was infected by a virus outbreak. Read
full story... |
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Liverpool City council needed a flexible security
system to protect its widespread network. Read full story... |
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Maltese Germany needed a quality solution that
wouldn't force it to update its hardware. Read full story... |
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Trusted with sensitive information of over 1.3
million customers, Minol Group needed high-quality protection. Read full story... |
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A leading mobile phone operator needed a quality
solution to protect its Smartphone customers. Read
full story... |
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Nedis needed a solution that was easy to
integrate into its network, as well as a solution to the volume of
spam that was flooding company mailboxes. Read
full story... |
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Japanese ISP @nifty uses Kaspersky technology to
offer its clients a popular and quality service. Read
full story... |
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Grupa Remontowa SA used to have a mixture of
antivirus solutions on its network, which was causing headaches
for its system administrators. Read full
story... |
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France's Public Health Network (RSS) legally
subject to strict requirements for keeping personal medical
information confidential and secure. Read full story... |
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Swiss Exhibition wasn't satisfied with its previous antivirus
vendor. After researching the various options, Swiss Exhibition
chose Kaspersky Anti-Virus. Read full
story... |
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Syctom decided to switch security solutions after detecting
serious drawbacks in the previous solution's ability to detect
malicious code. Read full story... |
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Turbolinux wanted to bundle its operating system with
antivirus software and searched for a solution with a simple
graphical user interface.Read full story...
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Kaspersky Anti-Virus protects the network of the University of
Chile, the largest university in the country. Read full story... |
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Van Tilburg's antivirus solution did not have centralized
administration, which meant cleaning up infections wasted hours of
time. Read full story... |
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