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The threat of viruses and other lethal malware remains
a constant concern for many IT organizations. These
threats can spread throughout an organization at terrifying
speeds capitalizing on the interoperability of modern
networks. It only takes a single infected file placed into the
storage environment to risk exposing every node on the
network. Dell and Kaspersky Lab are addressing this threat
by certifying the Dell™ Fluid File System (FluidFS) on the
FS8600 platform with Kaspersky Security for Storage.
Dell FluidFS storage oerings are open-standards-based,
scale-out network-attached storage (NAS) solutions that
meet the capacity, performance, reliability, flexibility and
scalability requirements of modern data centers. Dell
FluidFS Storage is connected to a backend SC Series array
providing a unified block and file storage oering. This is all
centrally managed using the Enterprise Manager console.
FluidFS on FS8600 provides integrated antivirus
functionality that allows administrators to manage behavior
from the Enterprise Manager interface such as file or
directory paths to exclude from scanning or even exclude
files by size. This can also be done from the Kaspersky
Security for Storage console.
Together, FluidFS and Kaspersky Security for Storage helps
protect organizations data from the spread of harmful
malware and malicious virus code.
Dell Fluid File System v5 and Kaspersky Lab
High performance protection with Kaspersky Security for Storage
Benefits of Kaspersky
Security for Storage
Advanced anti-malware
protection for corporate
data storage
Cloud-assisted security with
Kaspersky Security Network
(KSN)
Supports dedicated tasks for
critical system area scans
Flexible scan configuration
Scalable and fault tolerant
Adaptable utilization of
system resources
Certified VMware-compatible
Includes iSwift and iChecker
antivirus scan optimization
Centralized management via
Kaspersky Security Center
Solution Brief

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