Your modern attack surface has never been more complex. Today, you have more assets, more asset types, a diverse attack surface and
an increasing number of vulnerabilities.
The COVID-19 pandemic has created unprecedented challenges for organizations around the world. With millions of people suddenly working from home for the first time, companies need ways to ensure productivity, connectivity, and security—quickly
Microsoft 365 (the new package of offerings formerly known as Office 365) is Microsoft’s cloud service offering for individual productivity, team collaboration, and enterprise communication, complemented by a set of security and compliance capabilities.
Organizations across the globe have felt and experienced the impact of 2020. Some have been able to navigate the changes better than others.
Frost & Sullivan believes that Authentic8, with its cloud browser service, Silo, properly epitomizes an overlay plus solution. As described in this New Product Innovation Award recognition, Silo was designed for organizations that have web access use cases their legacy access and content control technologies do not address - or address with excessive friction (operations and end-user impact).
The Productive Browser Project is a continuation of the previously completed Virtual Browser Project. The primary goal of the Productive Browser Project is to determine whether a virtual browser can provide sufficient security with minimal impact on the productivity of a typical enterprise end user. This project focuses on validating the security properties hypothesized as a result of isolating the web browser through virtualization technology. The security tests feature many of the typical attacks encountered by enterprise users and compare the security of a Virtual Browser to Google Chrome.
Centrify delivers Zero Trust Security through the power of Next-Gen Access. Centrify verifies every user, validates their devices, and limits access and privilege.
Despite spending tens of billions of dollars on cybersecurity, there’s been no shortage of headlines about massive security breaches. But while most security companies focus on how the breach happened, they’re missing a critical part of the story. They’re not talking about what’s being targeted in order to get to the data. The fact is, most breaches ultimately leverage compromised identities, stolen passwords or privileged access. Access that’s essential to the modern boundaryless enterprise and to the way work gets done today. So, it stands to reason that when it comes to breaches, all roads lead to identity.