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Egress Defend

Stop targeted email attacks with Egress Defend. We combine zero-trust models with intelligent linguistic and contextual analysis to detect the sophisticated cyberattacks that bypass your traditional email security solutions. Our real-time alerts and feedback provide teachable moments that clearly explain risk to users. This provides active learning that augments your security awareness training programs and builds a first line of defense against threats.

Egress Prevent

Stop email data loss with Egress Prevent Prevent uses social graph and contextual machine learning technologies on desktop and mobile to accurately model user relationships. We then detect anomalous recipients in real time to avoid a damaging data breach. Importantly, we also supervise our machine learning algorithms with policies so Prevent can immediately detect more outbound risks, such as wrong attachments, conflicts of interest, data exfiltration, and weak TLS certificates.

Egress Protect

Make sending encrypted emails easy with Egress Protect. Our simple controls combined with gateway encryption, means you can send and revoke sensitive emails and large files securely. Maintaining your compliance and removing risk. Our flexible authentication techniques remove friction and even allow trusted recipients seamless access to sensitive emails without having to log into a separate secure portal.

Egress Secure Workspace

Easily share confidential data with Egress Secure Workspace. Our encrypted environment offers enterprise-grade permissions at the click of a button. This enables employees to control how teammates and external partners interact with files to keep sensitive content secure. Secure Workspace can be used to share files of any size or format, and users can set controls to limit when and where recipients can access information, and what they can do with it. Robust anti-virus checks, and accredited security frameworks provide additional protection.

PCI DSS Compliance Check List & Best Practices You Should Be Knowing

PCI DSS can be very challenging for businesses to achieve, especially when they have limited resources to get things in place. Moreover, understanding the requirements and implementing measures to meet the 12 PCI DSS requirement is altogether a different challenge. Businesses need to consider many aspects when undergoing an Audit and ensuring it is a success. Achieving PCI DSS Compliance requires establishing, updating, and constantly reviewing policies, procedures, and processes. This in turn ensures securing of sensitive data and IT Infrastructure.

What is Encryption? Difference between symmetric and asymmetric encryption

Encryption is the act of encoding information to make it unreadable for anyone other than those who are authorized to read it. There are two types of encryption: symmetric and asymmetric. Symmetric encryption uses the same key to encode and decode data, while asymmetric encryption uses different keys - one public key that can be shared with everyone, and one private key only known by the owner. In this video, we discuss the meaning of encryption and what it is used for. We also go over what asymmetric and symmetric encryption are.

ISO 27001 Penetration Testing: What Is It And Why You Need It

ISO 27001 is an international information security standard. You may have heard of it, but do you know what it really means? What does ISO 27001 penetration testing mean for your company's cyber-security efforts? And why should you care about implementing ISO 27001 in the first place? Watch this video to find out!