Solution Briefs

The iboss Zero Trust SASE offers Browser Isolation to safely provide access to cataloged resources for users on personal or non-organization owned devices. This capability ensures that sensitive data remains within the resource and doesn't reach the end-user device, significantly reducing potential data loss risks. Browser Isolation can now be configured directly from the Zero Trust Resource Database within each cataloged resource

The Cybersecurity Integrations Marketplace within the iboss Zero Trust SASE offers a centralized hub that seamlessly integrates with a vast range of cybersecurity products. It ensures cohesive adaptive access decisions and optimizes the value from all cybersecurity investments

The Next-Gen Incident Dashboard by the iboss Zero Trust SASE equips security administrators with a sophisticated platform to monitor and instantly address security threats. Designed meticulously with workflows in mind, it offers a comprehensive view of enterprise-wide incidents, ensuring timely remediation and enhanced protection

Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) increases security by providing tight access controls, security, and visibility when users access sensitive resources. With a legacy approach, users leverage a VPN to access sensitive resources when working remotely. However, VPNs allow users uncontrolled access to the entire sensitive network and lack granular per-request access controls and logging, substantially increasing the risk of data loss and breach

Introducing iboss Zero Trust Edge (ZTE) Firewall-as-a-Service (FWaaS) for the K-12 Education sector. Fully USAC compliant and 85% E-Rate eligible, this cloud-based solution provides schools a powerful alternative to legacy systems and VPNs. Schools and Libraries benefit from unparalleled security, all while covering just 15% of the costs

iboss Zero Trust SASE and CrowdStrike Falcon Integration Prevent damage from ransomware by automatically cutting access to resources when devices become infected WATCH VIDEO Download this Solution Brief Download PDF Download this Solution Brief Download PDF CHALLENGES Long after a device becomes infected, ransomware continues to damage and encrypt sensitive data due to a lack of human resources that can respond to infections quickly. Attackers continue to hijack sensitive data for ransom as they gain access to unauthorized resources without being noticed. With sensitive applications, services, and data scattered across SaaS, cloud infrastructure, and onsite environments causing an increase in attack surface area, it is...