Adaptive Access To Apps Based on User Risk Score and Device Posture with Lookout
By leveraging user behavior analytics and device posture, provide adaptive access to application activities.
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November 2023
Provide Agentless Access to SaaS and Private Apps with Lookout
See how users on personal, unmanaged devices can access SaaS and private enterprise apps securely.
What is Lookout Secure Private Access? A ZTNA Solution
Lookout Secure Private Access is a data-centric zero trust network access (ZTNA) that provides seamless connections to private apps – whether they reside on-premises or in the cloud – all while strengthening your data security posture. Watch this video to learn why you need ZTNA, how Lookout Secure Private Access works, and how it can protect your data no matter where it goes.
Navigating the Federal Threat Landscape | Talk Data To Me
In this episode, David Kish and James Coyle explore the vital role of federal agencies in safeguarding cybersecurity and navigating the ever-changing threat landscape they encounter.
Busting 6 Myths About Mobile Device Security
These days, mobile devices are integral to the way we work, and many employees spend their days switching between their phones and their computers. While most organizations have a robust cybersecurity strategy in place to protect their laptops and corporate networks, mobile devices are often left underprotected. And that’s a big problem because mobile devices are frequently faced with risks like phishing attacks and operating system vulnerabilities.
ZTNAs Address Requirements VPNs Cannot. Here's Why.
When organizations were forced to shift to remote work during the pandemic, they needed a quick-fix solution that would enable their remote employees to securely access work resources. For many, this solution came in the form of VPNs. However, VPNs were not designed for the bring your own device (BYOD) and cloud app security use cases. While VPNs can provide remote access, it may come as a surprise that they fall short when it comes to security.