A strategic deal will be signed between Favoriot and Kaspersky later in the year to develop the Favoriot IoT platform and Kaspersky’s Cyber Immune IoT Gateway
Kaspersky announced plans for signing a strategic partnership agreement with Favoriot, a regional innovator in IoT platforms based in Malaysia.
Victor Ivanovsky, KasperskyOS Business Development Lead, says together with the local compnay the well-known anti-virus software maker will be able to bring next-gen cyber protection to more organizations – in the SEA, META regions, and worldwide.
Kaspersky Cyber Immunity helps organizations operating across multiple industries, such as smart city systems, manufacturing, energy production or others, to get a secure IoT system and visibility across all connected devices.
“Given the diversity of IoT devices and the related cybersecurity risks, the need for their protection is clear. Traditional measures may not be sufficient for IoT protection, hence specialized security solutions should be implemented,” comments Dr. Mazlan Abbas, CEO of Favoriot.
“Favoriot is an innovator in IoT integration, and at the Cyber Security Weekend in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, we announced a strategic partnership that is planned to be signed between our company and Kaspersky later in the year. This partnership will see our companies focus on jointly developing the Favoriot IoT platform and Kaspersky’s Cyber Immune IoT Gateway to provide for a safer tomorrow.”
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