The geofence risk feature is available in WatchGuard Cloud and provides advanced risk-based authentication capabilities to customers and partners. Two key benefits include enhanced real-time incident management and limited exposure by configuring rules that block attempts from unauthorized geographies.

The time schedule risk policy enables you to specify the dates and times when authentication policies apply to user authentications. For example, you can configure a time schedule policy object if you want to allow authentication only during specified times, such as work hours.

A good party requires a good attitude. A good attitude requires peace of mind, and with WatchGuard’s Unified Security Platform™, you can have both to make sure you can party on.

Running a farm means monitoring every inch across 100s of acres of land. WatchGuard’s Wi-Fi solution helps Grant’s Nursery and Farm stay connected whether they’re at the roots or trimming the tops of trees.

Running a small business has a never-ending list of tasks that needed to be done yesterday. WatchGuard’s network of service providers helps business like Charge Up Coffee Shop keep their customers and employee secure so they can focus on their products.

This year’s housing market has real estate agents at Millennium Reality traveling from location to location. Using WatchGuard’s AuthPoint provides secure means to verifying their identities no matter where they are.

If you’re always fighting the elements like Seaview Security, you’ll want to have the simple and easy-to-use products that WatchGuard’s full portfolio of products offers.

At Joe’s bike shop, we’re rolling into the holiday season with secure customer data after our WatchGuard Endpoint Security Solution helped stifle a ransomware attack this fall.

If you’re always fighting the elements like Seaview Security, you’ll want to have the simple and easy-to-use products that WatchGuard’s full portfolio of products offers.

Mobile malware certainly exists – especially on the Android platform – but hasn’t yet risen to the same scale of traditional desktop malware. In part, we believe this is due to mobile devices being designed with a secure mechanism (e.g., secure boot) from the start, making it much more difficult to create “zero-touch” threats that don’t require victim interaction. However, serious remote vulnerabilities have existed against these devices, though harder to find.