The future is already here. Thanks to the ability of today’s IT systems to be connected, to interact with each other, to work and even to make decisions independently, they can help improve the quality of people’s lives, make businesses more efficient and just make the world a better and safer place.

But in order for them to do so, these futuristic systems need a whole new approach to cybersecurity. Kaspersky presents the company’s unique Cyber Immune approach to software development, that can provide IT products with innate security against the overwhelming majority of cyberattacks.

Maxim Yudin, Head of Secure Platform Development, tells what technologies and principles lay at the heart of this revolutionary approach, and how KasperskyOS can help create Cyber Immune solutions of the future today.

Learn more about Cyber Immunity and how our operating system enables the approach on https://os.kaspersky.com/

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