In the relentless battleground of cyberspace, the stakes have never been higher. Each day, Cyber Sentinel stands as an unwavering guardian, detecting and thwarting an astonishing 1 million new and unique attacks. To fortify our digital defenses further, we analyze a staggering 100 million never-before-seen objects daily. Today, we proudly unveil powerful new capabilities that redefine Zero Trust security and outline the evolution of Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) to safeguard both managed and unmanaged devices.

Empowering Zero Trust Security

Zero Trust security is the bedrock of our defense strategy. Today, we announce groundbreaking capabilities that redefine the Zero Trust paradigm. This approach challenges traditional notions of trust, requiring verification from anyone and anything trying to access resources in the network. Cyber Sentinel’s new capabilities elevate our Zero Trust architecture, providing granular control over access permissions and bolstering defenses against both internal and external threats.

Evolving SASE for Dynamic landscape

As the digital landscape continues to evolve, so must our security frameworks. Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) has proven instrumental in providing secure access for the modern workforce, and today, we propose its evolution to meet the challenges of managing both managed and unmanaged devices. Our enhanced SASE architecture seamlessly integrates with Zero Trust principles, ensuring that security is not compromised regardless of the device’s origin or status.

Key Features of Cyber Sentinel’s Enhanced SASE:

1. Dynamic Device Authentication: Implementing a dynamic authentication process that adapts to the device’s security posture, ensuring secure access regardless of whether it’s managed or unmanaged.

2. Granular Access Controls: Introducing granular access controls within the SASE framework, enabling organizations to tailor access permissions based on user roles and device attributes.

3. Threat Intelligence Integration: Enhancing SASE with real-time threat intelligence feeds to fortify defenses and respond swiftly to emerging threats.