Protect Access to Privileged Corporate Data and SaaS Apps
The Problem
Secure access to sensitive data and SaaS applications is amongst the highest priorities for IT and security teams, as these are the holy grails for attackers and cyber security criminals.
While corporations have invested millions to ensure that access to these systems and data is secured through the use of Identity and Access Management (IAM), Privileged Access Management (PAM) and and more recently, conditional access and Zero Trust approaches, the threat of accessing these systems from a compromised device continues to pose a significant risk to corporations.
Some organizations have gone to the extreme of providing their privileged users with an additional device solely for the purpose of accessing sensitive systems and data and others are actively seeking methods to ensure that access to such systems is performed from a sterile and non-infected environment.
The Solution
Using Perception Point, IT and security teams can transform the organization’s standard browsers into secure work environments via an extension that runs on the end user’s device.
Corporate users can access sensitive systems and data from a protected browser while working freely, with less restrictions in their daily, not privileged, activities.
Perception Point Advanced Browser Security is easily deployed 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 and supports productivity, with minimal latency and a familiar browsing experience.
Benefits
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Access privileged web apps from everyday corporate devices as well as 3rd party/unmanaged devices.
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A seamless user experience as users are working in their native browser which is now secured.
3
Complete browser security without slowing down the user – no added latency
4
Restrict transfer of files or other clipboard data from the browser.
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