With the advent of the Web 2.0 interface, the security risks associated with the content of web pages have also changed.
Social networks and applications, whether Web 2.0 or Web 3.0, are omnipresent and fundamentally change the way we work on the internet. At the same time, however, they become new entry points for internet threats, rule violations, and data loss.
TRADITIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SUCH AS ANTIVIRUSES, WEBSITE REPUTATION ASSESSMENTS, OR URL FILTERING ARE NO LONGER SUFFICIENT.
Organizations are seeking a comprehensive approach to security that not only reduces the number of threats but also eases the management of security solutions and simplifies the setting of security rules.
Solutions offered by the manufacturers we represent help mitigate risks
- Application Controls – Granular security settings for Web 2.0, 3.0, social networks, and internet applications.
- User Identification – Identification not only by the user’s IP address but also by other available IDs.
- Content Controls – Overview of incoming data flow, analysis.
- URL Filtering – Real-time security monitoring and user productivity control.
- Malware Protection – Antivirus and detection of spyware, rootkits, and worms at the internet gateway.
- DLP (Data Loss Prevention) – Prevention and control against the leakage of sensitive data.
- Time and Bandwidth Management – Monitoring bandwidth usage for demanding applications like file-sharing or video streaming, or restricting the application for specific time periods.
- Remote User Protection – Web access for remote users with corporate-level protection against attacks.
- Sandboxing – A service providing detailed forensic analysis of unknown malware in a secure sandbox environment.
- Reporting – A clear reporting tool.
Although the offered technologies help prevent internet threats, it is important not to overlook the most critical threat—the user themselves—who, either knowingly or unknowingly, violates corporate security policies.
SECTEC a.s., through the SECTEC ACADEMY, conducts regular training sessions where users can learn about the threats associated with internet use and how to prevent them.
