CYBEROAM ENDPOINT DATA PROTECTION |
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| Extensive use of removable devices and file sharing applications makes endpoints the most vulnerable points of data leakage. More than 60% data loss incidents have originated at end points, according to IDC, making mobility and data loss synonymous with each other. |
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| Resulting in leakage of intellectual property, confidential customer data, business plans, RFP/tender information and more, these incidents have led to financial losses and loss of reputation to organizations. Hence, controlling the endpoint has become the critical and immediate step to data protection. |
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| For product information, please click here. |
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| Cyberoam - Endpoint Data Protection delivers policy-driven data protection and asset management in a single solution. Identity and group-based policies for data protection and encryption along with activity logging, provides comprehensive control and visibility of data transfer over removable devices, applications, network sharing and printers. |
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| The easy-to-deploy, downloadable solution delivers 4 modules with data protection and asset management over a single platform. |
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Despite the high probability of loss of removable devices, encryption is rarely adopted. In the vast majority – 62 % – of reported loss or theft of removable media, data was neither encrypted nor password protected, according to a KPMG report. |
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Cyberoam’s Data Protection and Encryption allows administrators to create user or group-based data protection policies for removable devices such as USB devices and CD/DVDs, as well as for network sharing, Instant Messengers, emails and printing. Encryption of the entire removable device or file encryption at the time of transfer, in addition to decryption requirement prevents data leakage when removable devices are lost. Administrators can control file transfer with the file name or extension in addition to taking shadow copies of transferred, modified or deleted files. Shadow copies offer file back-ups, helping in auditing and forensics. |
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Cyberoam Device Management allows or blocks removable devices. A representative range of devices is listed below: |
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USB drives, storage devices, CD / DVDs, MP3 players, digital cameras |
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Serial and parallel ports, modems |
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Bluetooth, Wi-Fi |
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Other network devices |
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The module allows user and group policies based on time of the day, when the endpoint is outside the network in addition to defining expiry time for temporary policies. |
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Cyberoam’s Application Control offers granular policy-based controls, allowing or blocking access to pre-defined and customizable lists of applications. A representative list of such applications is listed below |
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Chat |
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Webmail |
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Gaming |
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File sharing |
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FTP and more |
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Organizations can thus, protect sensitive data, control malware entry while enhancing employee productivity. |
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Asset Management |
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With the rise in distributed offices and rise in malware attacks, organizations that lack automated asset management leave themselves vulnerable to threats and their IT teams in fire-fighting mode. |
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Cyberoam’s Asset Management module for Windows offers automated tracking of hardware and software asset location, configuration, version tracking, and historical information, allowing streamlined IT infrastructure management. Further, it offers patch management and updations of operating system and deployment of applications. |
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