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Creating and implementing a data loss prevention policy is a critical security measure for organizations today. But many DLP policies prioritize security at the cost of usability, which leads to employee frustration and, in turn, security workarounds–ultimately increasing the risk of data leaks and shadow IT. Achieving this balance is challenging, as implementing DLP policies […]
Infrastructure in Crisis When Citrix discloses a zero-day attack – or worse, is already being exploited before the patch is released – today’s cybersecurity teams face more than a reactive scramble. The newly revealed CVE‑2025‑7775 is actively being exploited. But this isn’t just about yet another software flaw – it’s a stark indicator that our […]
The office has expanded far beyond four walls, and so has the device footprint. Today, many employees, contractors, and consultants rely on their own laptops to get work done. This shift to BYO-PC (Bring Your Own PC) has clear benefits for flexibility and cost, but also introduces a serious security gap. Personal PCs are harder […]
What Is Mobile Device Management (MDM)? Mobile device management (MDM) is a technology used by organizations to monitor, manage, and secure employees’ mobile devices across multiple operating systems. Unlike MAM, which focuses on individual apps, MDM operates at the device level, giving IT administrators full control over the hardware, operating system, and all installed apps. […]
The workplace is no longer confined to the office – and endpoints are no longer just company-issued devices. Today, contractors, consultants, and remote employees often work on their own laptops – devices IT can’t directly manage or secure. How to protect these BYOD endpoints is now a top priority, especially in regulated industries like finance, […]
In today’s remote and hybrid work world, employees, contractors, consultants, and remote staff frequently work from personal laptops. This “Bring Your Own Device” (BYOD) model delivers flexibility and productivity but introduces a critical gap: Windows and macOS lack the inherent BYOD security frameworks found in mobile platforms, making enforcement of policy and protection of corporate […]
What is a Secure Enterprise Browser? A secure enterprise browser is a web browser built specifically for enterprise use, designed to protect sensitive data, reduce cyber risk, and enforce security policies directly at the browser level. Unlike traditional browsers, these solutions are built with security-first architecture to handle the complexities of today’s hybrid work environments, […]
What Is Remote Browser Isolation (RBI)? Remote Browser Isolation (RBI) is a web security technology that isolates browsing activity by hosting user sessions on a remote server, preventing web content from directly reaching and executing on the user’s device. This creates a separation between the user’s device and potentially malicious web content, shielding against various […]
What Is an Enterprise Browser? An enterprise browser is a web browser suitable for business use, offering enhanced security, control, and management features compared to standard consumer browsers. It aims to provide a secure and productive environment for accessing web-based resources, SaaS applications, and sensitive corporate data. Enterprise browsers can be dedicated, separate browsers or […]
What Is Browser Security? Browser security protects web browsers and their users from cyber threats that exploit vulnerabilities in browser software, plugins, or web applications. As the primary interface for accessing online services, browsers are a target for attackers using techniques like malicious scripts, phishing, and unauthorized data access. The goal of browser security is […]
