Improve Employee Productivity with the Freedom to Access the Applications they Need
The Problem
The last year has led to an increase in remote work, and an increase in cyber threats, with 70% of breaches originating on the endpoint. One of the ways IT teams have been dealing with the increasing endpoint threats is by constantly locking them down, significantly restricting employees IT freedom and often prohibiting employees from doing their job. This conflict is exacerbated due to the move to remote work and the need for more collaboration and communications tools. These may be necessary for daily work, but they are also potential avenues that enable infiltration of malware into the organization, and exfiltration of sensitive data. IT and Security want to limit these applications, but management insists they are necessary productivity tools. You end up in “whitelisting hell”, wasting precious resources on checking and approving a never-ending list of websites.
The Solution
Perception Point Advanced Browser Security adds enterprise-grade security to native Chrome and Edge browsers. The managed solution fuses patented web isolation technology with multi-layer advanced threat detection engines which delivers the unprecedented ability to isolate, detect and remediate all malicious threats from the web, including phishing, ransomware, malware, APTs, and more.
Untrusted, risky websites and applications are automatically opened and used in the secured browser which is isolated from corporate data and applications. Access to sensitive corporate apps is secured via an isolated, trusted Chrome or Edge browser. This prevents data loss (DLP) from both managed and unmanaged endpoints.
The behavior of the secured browser is managed in the cloud, while all of the computing resources run locally on user endpoints. This eliminates the need to invest in a large and costly infrastructure, and provides a better local user experience in terms of speed, along with offline availability.
We add advanced security to native Chrome and Edge browsers to protect your organization against all malicious threats from the web and protect access to sensitive corporate apps.
Using Perception Point, IT and security teams can provide corporate users with an isolated Chrome or Edge browser that runs on the user’s device so users can access sensitive systems and data from a completely isolated and secure bowser but also work freely, with less restrictions in their daily, not privileged, activities. Perception Point Advanced Browser Security is easily installed on user endpoints, but managed from the cloud, so you can quickly and simply deploy it and scale it across your company, customizing settings for each team and their needs. Unlike cloud based traditional VDI or DaaS solutions, Advanced Browser Security provides a great native user experience, with minimal lag and latency and is cost effective due to the fact that the isolated Chrome and Edge browser is running on the user’s device and not as a dedicated workload in the cloud.
The Problem
The last year has led to an increase in remote work, and an increase in cyber threats, with 70% of breaches originating on the endpoint.
One of the ways IT teams have been dealing with the increasing endpoint threats is by constantly locking them down, significantly restricting employees IT freedom and often prohibiting employees from doing their job.
This conflict is exacerbated due to the move to remote work and the need for more collaboration and communications tools.
These may be necessary for daily work, but they are also potential avenues that enable infiltration of malware into the organization, and exfiltration of sensitive data.
IT and Security want to limit these applications, but management insists they are necessary productivity tools.
You end up in “whitelisting hell,” wasting precious resources on checking and approving a never-ending list of websites.
The Solution
Perception Point Advanced Browser Security adds enterprise-grade security to standard browsers like Chrome, Edge, and Safari. The solution fuses advanced threat detection with browser-level governance and DLP controls providing organizations of all sizes with unprecedented ability to detect, prevent and remediate web threats including sophisticated phishing attacks, ransomware, exploits, Zero-Days, and more.
By transforming the organizational browser into a protected work environment, the access to sensitive corporate infrastructure and SaaS applications is secure from data loss and insider threats. The solution is seamlessly deployed on the endpoints via a browser extension and is managed centrally from a cloud-based console. There is no need to tunnel/proxy traffic through Perception Point.
An all-included managed Incident Response service is available for all customers 24/7. Perception Point’s team of cybersecurity experts will manage incidents, provide analysis and reporting, and optimize detection on-the-fly. The service drastically minimizes the need for internal IT or SOC team resources, reducing the time required to react and mitigate web-borne attacks by up to 75%.
Customers deploying the solution will experience fewer breaches, while providing their users with a better experience as they have the freedom to browse the web, use SaaS applications that they require, and access privileged corporate data, confidently, securely, and without added latency.
Benefits
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Reduce the time and money spent on security auditing, checking certifications and whitelisting applications.
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Your team can access untrusted websites and SaaS apps, without security concerns and without added latency.
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Contact us for a demo of our Advanced Browser Security.
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