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CLOUD
35% of organizations have more than 50% of their workloads in the cloud and developing new applications at such velocity that it makes it nearly impossible for security teams to stay ahead. Modern cloud security deployments need security, automated, everywhere. In order to keep up with today’s cloud threats, your cloud security solution needs to be in context, and provide advanced threat prevention for all your assets and workloads across your public, private, hybrid and multi-cloud environment.
NETWORK
Our unified, scalable network security solutions simplify protection without impacting performance – wherever your network lives. The full line of gateways allows supporting businesses ranging from one all the way to 1,000 employees. They provide SMBs with a powerful combination of AI-powered threat prevention, easy management, and scalability, particularly important as many SMBs struggle with limited cyber security resources and expertise.
Cloud Mailboxes Are Your Weakest Link.
Over 90% of attacks against organizations start from a malicious email and 75% of ransomware attacks are email-borne. Since email attacks usually involve the human factor, your Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace environments are your organization’s weakest link. Successful phishing and ransomware attacks can cause significant financial damage. Closing this security gap requires protection from various threat vectors: phishing, malware, data theft and account-takeover.
ENDPOINT & MOBILE
Today more than ever, endpoint security plays a critical role in enabling your remote workforce. With 70% of cyber attacks starting on the endpoint, complete endpoint protection at the highest security level is crucial to avoid security breaches and data compromise.
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Mobile security is a top concern for every company these days — and for a good reason. In the new normal, your remote workers increasingly access corporate data from their mobile devices, and that means you’re exposed to data breaches more than ever.
The Importance of Ransomware Prevention
Ransomware began as malware that would encrypt the files on an infected computer using a secret key known only to the attacker. The ransomware operator would then demand a ransom in exchange for the decryption key.
Since then, the ransomware threat has evolved multiple times. One iteration was the introduction of “double extortion” attacks in which the attacker would both encrypt the data and steal it. The attacker would then threaten to leak the stolen data if the ransom wasn’t paid. Later versions of the attack extorted ransoms from the target’s customers or partners as well, coining the term “triple extortion”.
More recently, ransomware operators are skipping the encryption step entirely. The modern ransomware attack involves stealing sensitive data and threatening to expose on shame sites. Ransomware hackers will publish victim’s names and details to shame them and pressure them to pay ASAP.