Network Security
PAM (Privileged Access Management)
Privileged Access Management (PAM) is an identity security solution designed to protect organizations.
- Privileged access control: strict management of accounts with elevated privileges.
- Reduction of the attack surface: minimizing entry points for cyber attacks.
IGA (Identity Governance and Administration)
IGA (Identity Governance and Administration) is a holistic approach to managing digital identities within an organization.
- Identity Management, Identity Governance and Access Administration: complete control over digital identities and their access.
- Ensures regulatory compliance and promotes operational efficiency: compliance with regulatory standards and optimization of operations.
- Protection of privileged credentials: security for sensitive credentials.
MFA (Multiple Factor Authentication)
MFA (Multiple Factor Authentication) is a security service that requires multiple forms of identity verification before granting access to an account or system.
- Reduction in fraud and identity theft: multiple layers of verification for extra security.
- Protection of confidential information from unauthorized access: ensuring that only authorized users can access sensitive information.
NAC (Network Access Control)
Network Access Control (NAC) is an approach to security that unifies endpoint security with user authentication and network security enforcement.
- Control of users entering the corporate network: verification and authorization of devices on the network.
- Segmentation of employees into groups based on their job function: creating role-based access policies.
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Monitoring and Management
SIEM (Security Information and Event Management)
SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) is a tool that analyzes logs and events to strengthen security.
- Real-time analysis of security alerts: continuous monitoring to identify threats.
- Log management: recording and analyzing activities to detect anomalies.
SOAR (Security Orchestration, Automation and Response)
SOAR is an integrated approach to managing and responding to cyber security incidents.
- Automation of repetitive and routine tasks: reduced manual workload for security teams.
- Coordination of responses to cyber threats: quick and efficient responses to incidents.
Virtual Patching
Virtual Patching protects systems against known vulnerabilities without the need to apply traditional patches immediately.
- Flexibility in applying security patches: protection with an additional layer of security while patches are developed.
DLP (Data Loss Prevention)
DLP (Data Loss Prevention) protects data against leakage or unauthorized disclosure.
- Access control and data monitoring: visibility and control over all corporate data.
- Prevention of unauthorized transfers: controls to prevent data exfiltration.
IT and OT inventory
IT Inventory consists of cataloging and documenting all the hardware, software and network assets present in a company's IT infrastructure.
- Detailed overview of IT assets in use: organization and complete visibility of IT resources.
- Automates repetitive and routine tasks: frees up the security team to focus on strategic activities.
Data Protection
Firewall
The Firewall monitors and controls data traffic between networks, protecting against external threats.
- Packet Filteringtraffic control based on predefined rules.
- Intrusion Prevention: blocking unauthorized access attempts.
WAF (Web Application Firewall)
The WAF (Web Application Firewall) protects web applications by monitoring, filtering and blocking HTTP and HTTPS traffic.
- SQL Injection and XSS attacks: preventing common attacks on web applications.
- DDoS protection: mitigation of attacks aimed at overloading the system.
Cryptography
Encryption protects data from theft, alteration or compromise by scrambling the data into a secret code.
- Symmetric Cryptography: using the same key to encrypt and decrypt.
- Asymmetric cryptography: use of a pair of public and private keys for encryption and decryption.
NDR (Network Detection and Response)
NDR (Network Detection and Response) monitors and analyzes network traffic for malicious or anomalous activity.
- Advanced Threat Detection: using artificial intelligence and machine learning to identify suspicious patterns.
- Rapid Incident Response: immediate action to mitigate detected threats.
