The update functionality (including anti-virus signature updates and code base updates) may not be available in the application in the territory of the USA.
Updating the databases and application modules of Kaspersky Embedded Systems Security ensures up-to-date protection on your device. New viruses, malware, and other types of threats appear worldwide on a daily basis. The application databases contain information about the threats and the ways to neutralize them. To detect threats quickly, you are urged to regularly update the application databases and modules.
Current application license is required for regular database updates. If there is no current license, you will only be able to perform one update.
During the update process, the databases and application modules are downloaded and installed on your device. You can obtain updates for databases and application modules from Kaspersky update servers, from the Administration Server repository, from local or network directories, and from other update sources.
During an update, the application modules and databases on your device are compared with the up-to-date version at the update source. If your current databases and application modules differ from their respective up-to-date versions, the missing portions of the updates will be installed on your device.
If the databases are obsolete, the update package may be large, which may cause additional Internet traffic (up to several dozen MB). The amount of the disk space can be up to 3 GB.
Updates are downloaded from Kaspersky update servers or from other FTP, HTTP, or HTTPS servers over standard network protocols. By default, Internet connection settings are determined automatically. If you are using a proxy server, specify the proxy server settings in the general settings of the application.
Regardless of the update source, the update package is downloaded and the database and application module updates are installed on the device using the Update task. An Update predefined task is created in the application. Using this task, you can perform scheduled and on-demand updates of databases and application modules and configure update settings.
You can use the Update group task, which the Kaspersky Security Center Initial Configuration Wizard automatically creates after installing the Kaspersky Embedded Systems Security administration MMC plug-in or administration web plug-in. You can also create update user tasks in the command line and in Kaspersky Security Center.
You can configure the following settings for updating databases and application modules: