For the last 20 years OPSWAT, a global leader in IT, OT, and ICS critical infrastructure cybersecurity, has continuously evolved an end-to-end solutions platform that gives public and private sector organizations and enterprises the critical advantage needed to protect their complex networks and ensure compliance. Empowered by a “Trust no file. Trust no device.™” philosophy, OPSWAT solves customers’ challenges around the world with zero-trust solutions and patented technologies across every level of their infrastructure, securing their networks, data, and devices, and preventing known and unknown threats, zero-day attacks, and malware. Discover how OPSWAT protects the world's critical infrastructure and helps secure our way of life.
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The number and complexity of enterprise applications is growing, expanding your attack surface. Security incidents targeting vulnerabilities in your applications are on the rise. Cybercriminals are increasingly exploiting your legacy web applications, 3rd party open-source software components, productivity documents and files to steal data, intellectual property, and sensitive information.
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- OPSWAT MetaDefender Storage Security provides an integrated, comprehensive approach to secure enterprise data like documents, videos and images, across multiple storage providers and helps you prevent data breaches, downtime, and compliance violations in your cloud and on-premises storage and collaboration solutions.
- We provide native API integrations to enable you to set up, monitor and protect all your enterprise storage in one comprehensive view.
- Deliver Security and Trust for the Convergence of IT, OT and ICS Networks. The once clear distinction between information technology (IT), operational technology (OT) and Industrial Control System (ICS) networks is becoming blurred due to increased demand for connectivity. This convergence exposes OT and ICS assets to cyberattacks, which can propagate from the IT domain into operational environments. Specifically, transferring files and devices into, across, and out of secure environments is a key potential avenue for security incidents.
- Removable (USB) media and transient devices present a risk since they may contain infected files, malware in hidden partitions, and malicious hardware/firmware. And business stakeholders require access to industrial operational data; however, this breaks network segmentation and air-gaps, exposing the OT/ICS environments to vulnerabilities.
- OPSWAT solutions enable safe and compliant usage of removable media, transient devices and enforce unidirectional data transfers.
- The term "supply chain" has expanded beyond the realm of physical goods and manufacturing. It now encompasses the entire lifecycle of software development, from inception to distribution. As technology continues to evolve and integrate into every aspect of our lives, the need for software supply chain security has become more critical than ever.
- Software supply chain security is a critical aspect of protecting an organization's digital assets and ensuring the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of its software products.
- Organizations that proactively adapt to changes and prioritize software supply chain security with the right software will be better positioned to protect their digital assets, maintain the trust of their customers and stakeholders, and remain compliant with critical regulations.
- The rise of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policies and cloud applications, along with the growing need for remote access to corporate data, has led to a surge in demand for secure access. This also includes oversight and compliance for unmanaged devices.
- It is crucial to extend security measures beyond basic checks such as operating system level and antivirus protections. It is important to incorporate safeguards against removable media, unwanted applications, keyloggers and screen capture threats.
- The questions arise: How can an organization ensure that every device complies with security policies before accessing applications or the network, regardless of the location of the user or the data? Furthermore, once a device is confirmed compliant, what measures should be in place to defend access to the network, data, and applications from tampering threats?
- Designed with the zero-trust philosophy at its core, OPSWAT’s MetaDefender Access Solution addresses both secure access and device compliance in a single comprehensive platform. As depicted in the diagram below, MetaDefender Access performs seven in-depth security checks on various devices, including those of employees, BYOD, guest and IoT. Once the device is confirmed compliant, you can then ensure secure remote or on-premises access to only authorized network segments and applications. This platform not only addresses your security compliance but also reduces the amount of resources needed for implementation and maintenance. Moreover, it provides your users with a positive and seamless experience to access company applications and data.
- Malware analysis systems must successfully analyze these evasive and sophisticated threats.
- That analysis must be actionable in a post-breach scenario by extracting embedded Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) for pre-emptive blocking measures and detecting breaches for active threat hunting.
- Your sandbox must execute highly obfuscated and encrypted malware within an isolated environment for dynamic analysis to extract critical IOCs such as network IPs, URLs, and domains.
OPSWAT’s advanced email security solution prevents phishing, zero-day malware and unknown file-based exploits from bypassing your organization’s email defenses.