Cyberoam delivers cost-effective and comprehensive network security solution, offering enterprise-class security appliances to Small & Medium Enterprises (SMEs). SMEs can function with assured Security-Connectivity-Productivity with Cyberoam features integrated over a single appliance, eliminating the need to invest in multiple network security solutions.
2. Enterprise Security
Enterprise application security refers to the protection of enterprise
applications from external attacks, privilege abuse and data theft. By
implementing security across all applications, enterprises can achieve
greater data security and protect applications from vulnerabilities.
3. Enterprise Security: Need
Protection to Maintain the
Following Aspects of Data
Confidentiality: Businesses exchange strategic and critical data with
their clients, partners and other stakeholders over the Internet. Any
leakage and subsequent misuse of such information can be detrimental
for the businesses interests. Moreover the threat of hackers breaking
into the system has never been as real and as alive as it is today. The
IT system should therefore be designed to withstand such attacks.
Integrity: Businesses also deal in data, the integrity of which if
compromised can result in huge losses. Such data should be protected
from unauthorized, unanticipated and unintentional modifications by
taking necessary steps.
Availability: The availability of data on a timely basis enables the
management in making swift strategic decisions that are critical for a
business’s success. .
4. Establishing strategies: Proactive
and Reactive
Proactive Strategies : Administrators should follow proactive as well as
reactive strategies while designing a security system. Using a proactive
strategy would enable them in evaluating the weaknesses of the
system. This information can be used in designing contingency plans.
Reactive Strategies : Reactive strategies or post-attack strategies on
the other hand are centered around assessing the damage caused due
to an attack. Keeping a note of such attacks also helps administrators
in strengthening the security.
5. Enterprise Security : 6 Most
Probable Threats forthe Future
The Internet of Things (IoT): Responsible for unprotected points : As
more and more objects are getting connected to the internet, the threat
is increasing. Did you know that by 2026, the number of devices
connected will be approximately 212 billion? These devices will
certainly find a way to business organizations, hence increasing threats
in a protected environment. Some of the products are asset tracking
systems, plant control systems and smart retail shelves, among others.
Enterprise Network Intersection : There are no stand-alone networks,
therefore the device that the network points to intersects with the
enterprise network that is under threat. It’s predicted by experts to be
an extremely messy situation where the internal and external devices
can’t be controlled from accessing critical enterprise data.
6. Enterprise Security : 6 Most
Probable Threats forthe Future
Mixture of Heterogeneous and Embedded Devices : Since there will be
an extensive range of devices available on the market, it is impossible
to have the same technology. It is predicted that for the same
technology to be applied, it will take from a few months to 20 years for
certain devices.
Physiological as well as Physical Damage : Previously, online threats
were only confined to data, but now it can affect both the physiological
as well as physical aspect of the device. For e.g., IP enabled insulin
pumps, pacemakers and glucose monitors have a high chance of being
compromised and wearers may be susceptible to damages. In the
times to come, even the printers will be vulnerable to attacks as they
are mostly found in default settings.
7. Enterprise Security : 6 Most
Probable Threats forthe Future
Creation of Supply Chain : In the near future, it is expected that
enterprises will rely on technology from non IT companies. There will be
vendors who will help in the management of complexities between
enterprise networks and IP enabled devices. In fact, companies with
complex technologies taste success in such an Internet of Things
ambience. Partnerships will take more time to develop and there will be
strong competition for skills and acquisitions.
Online Attacks will worsen : The online attacks on a smartphone or
tablet these days are not any different from the IT sector. In fact, with
IoT attacks, each and every device that is connected to the internet will
be really vulnerable, and that too on a large scale. The experts have
predicted that the volume of the attacks will increase by ten times with
no switching off devices.
8. Enterprise Security : Steps Should
be Taken to Mitigate the Risk
The most ideal approach to save enterprise data is to make sure that it
is encrypted prior to sending to cloud, utilizing a key that isn’t held by
the cloud administration supplier. It might likewise be reasonable to
restrict workers from utilizing consumer cloud services at office. You
can block the traffic that leads to these services in your corporate
firewall.
9. Enterprise Security : Key Highlights
Layer 8 Identity-based policies – Cyberoam’s Layer 8 technology
allows identity and role-based network access along with visibility into
who is doing what.
Comprehensive network security – Cyberoam integrates multiple
security features like Stateful Inspection firewall, Intrusion Prevention
System, Application Visibility & Control, Web Filtering, Anti-Virus/Anti-
Spyware, Anti-Spam, on-appliance Reporting, Web Application Firewall
and more, on a single platform, to offer robust network security.
Secure Remote Access – With Cyberoam’s network security
appliances, SMEs get assured secure remote access with IPSec,
L2TP, PPTP and SSL VPN.
WAN Connectivity and Availability – Cyberoam delivers assured WAN
availability and reliable connectivity with features like Bandwidth
Management and Multiple Link Management. Cyberoam also supports
wireless WAN technologies like 3G/4G/WiMax, offering WAN
redundancy.
10. Enterprise Security : Key Highlights
Extensible Security Architecture & Multicore Technology – Cyberoam’s
Extensible Security Architecture works with Multicore technology, to offer
advanced networking by accelerating parallel processing of multiple
security features in Cyberoam, ensuring that security is not achieved at
the cost of performance.
FleXi Ports – The FleXi Ports available in NG series (XP) security
appliances offer flexible network connectivity with I/O slots that allow
additional Copper/Fiber 1G/10G ports on the same security appliance,
allowing organizations to upgrade to new technologies easily and cost-
effectively, making them future-ready.
Wi-Fi Security – Cyberoam offers security over Wi-Fi with its Wi-Fi range
of appliances that combine the features of a router and Cyberoam’s
complete set of network security features. The appliances also offer Layer
8 Identity-based security and come with an in-built wireless access point