Best Cloud Workload Protection Platforms for Check Point Infinity

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    Check Point CloudGuard Reviews

    Check Point CloudGuard

    Check Point Software Technologies

    1 Rating
    Cloud native security is provided by Check Point CloudGuard. It provides advanced threat prevention for all assets and workloads, in any cloud environment, public, private, hybrid, or multi-cloud. This gives you unified security that automates security everywhere. Prevention First Email Security: Stop zero-day attacks. Stay ahead of attackers by leveraging unparalleled global threat intelligence. Layered email security is a powerful tool. Native Solution at the Speed of Your Business: Easy deployment of invisible, inline API-based prevention. Unified Solution for Cloud Email & Office suites: Clear reporting and granular insights with a single dashboard. One license fee applies to all mailboxes and enterprise applications.
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    CrowdStrike Falcon Reviews
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    CrowdStrike Falcon, a cloud-native security platform, provides advanced protection from a wide range cyber threats including malware, ransomware and sophisticated attacks. It uses artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and incident response to detect and respond in real-time to threats. The platform uses a lightweight, agent-based solution that continuously monitors the endpoints to detect malicious activity. This provides visibility and protection with minimal impact on system performance. Falcon's cloud architecture ensures rapid updates, scalability and rapid threat response in large, distributed environments. Its comprehensive security capabilities help organizations detect, prevent, and mitigate cyber risks. This makes it a powerful tool in modern enterprise cybersecurity.
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    Akamai Guardicore Segmentation Reviews
    Akamai Guardicore Segmentation makes it easy to segment, reduce your attack surface, and prevent lateral movement. It works everywhere and is fast and simple. Granular visibility and segmentation controls are available for Data Center, Cloud, and Hybrid Cloud Environments. The Akamai Guardicore Segmentation Platform provides the easiest and most intuitive way for you to see activity in your cloud and data center environments, set segmentation policies, protect yourself against external threats, and quickly detect potential breaches. Akamai Guardicore Segmentation gathers detailed information about an organization’s IT infrastructure using a combination of agent-based sensors and network-based data collectors. Additionally, flow logs from cloud providers are used to collect flow logs. This information is then tagged with relevant context using a highly automated labeling process. This includes integration with existing data sources such as orchestration systems and configuration management database.
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    Tufin Reviews
    Tufin allows organizations to automate their security policy visibility and risk management across their multi-vendor hybrid environment. Customers have visibility and control over their network. They can also ensure compliance with security standards throughout their development and workflows. Your organization's business agility will be improved by eliminating the security bottleneck. Manual approaches to managing network changes can be slow and error-prone, leading to potential security risks. Tufin's policy based automation is used by organizations around the globe to automate visibility, provisioning, and maximize business agility. In today's fragmented and complex networks, it is difficult to maintain and demonstrate compliance with industry regulations and internal policies. Tufin allows enterprises to maintain audit readiness and ensure continuous compliance.
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