Cloud Security
The rising use of cloud and digital technologies has given businesses more flexibility and agility, but it has also greatly raised security threats and vulnerabilities. Data, financial, and even reputational damages for businesses can increasingly result from security breaches due to increased interconnectivity and data mobility between on-premises and the cloud.
Threats and attacks can target infrastructure, including networks, hybrid clouds, devices, and endpoints. To secure your business, you need a security solution that offers complete visibility and increased awareness of cyberthreats.
Application Security
Security frequently suffers in the haste to create, construct, roll-out, and promote new applications. Applications' little security weaknesses and vulnerabilities are exploited by cybercriminals to cost businesses a significant amount of money.
There have been several breaches across the digital environment as a result of the proliferation of open-source libraries in apps.
Data Security
Risks beyond those brought on by cybercrime have been presented by the rapid expansion of the cloud. In light of this, the idea of a perimeter-based security strategy is absurd. Organizations must instead switch to a dynamic paradigm where digital identity serves as the primary means of safeguarding digital assets, independent of their location or mode of access. Data misuse can have serious repercussions on an organization's long-term brand reputations.
Identity and Access Management
Users now have access to many digital identities and a wide range of applications as a result of the paradigm shift in the technological landscape towards a highly mobile and hybrid corporate environment. Multiple credentials increase the danger of identity theft, unauthorized access, and failure to comply with regulations. They are also difficult to remember and manage.
Identity and Access Management (IAM) helps businesses create safe, effective, and efficient access to technology resources.
IoT Security
Numerous technological changes have lately occurred in the manufacturing and industrial sectors. Due to the expansion of the Internet of Things (IoT) and connected devices, as well as the expanding usage of cloud and digital technologies, the IT and OT systems and data are extending beyond the plant's physical borders to the wider perimeter of the internet and cloud. Unfortunately, this has also led to a rise in security concerns and risk exposure.
Plants and Industrial Control Systems (ICS) have become a top target for malware, insider assaults, denial of service (DOS), third-party threats, and other cyberattacks, affecting business operations and potentially resulting in customer and financial losses. Therefore, the most effective security measure is one that is coordinated, addresses the entire interconnected ecosystem, and improves the visibility.
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