Over the past month, several technology companies have released interesting products that aim to improve cybersecurity and enhance overall data protection. From data loss prevention capabilities to frontend-only authorization and container security solutions, these products cover a wide range of security needs.
Island, for instance, announced the integration of Data Loss Prevention (DLP) capabilities for popular interactive AI applications such as ChatGPT and Bard. These features are available in multiple deployment modes, providing comprehensive protection for productivity products in this rapidly growing category.
Permit.io launched FoAz, a technology that empowers frontend developers to use sensitive APIs directly from the frontend without backend code while maintaining a high level of security. This allows developers to access and utilize APIs securely, improving efficiency and reducing potential vulnerabilities.
Bitdefender released GravityZone Security for Mobile, a mobile security solution that protects against mobile attack vectors. Leveraging antimalware and advanced threat intelligence solutions, this product enables organizations to vet applications, monitor device status, and defend against malicious apps and phishing attacks.
PingSafe introduced the KSPM module, which offers an end-to-end security solution for container deployment. This module helps organizations securely navigate the dynamic landscape of container orchestration, providing comprehensive security throughout the container lifecycle.
ConnectSecure enhanced its cybersecurity platform by adding deep attack surface scanning and the Exploit Prediction Scoring System (EPSS). These capabilities give Managed Service Providers (MSPs) complete visibility into network, device, and application weaknesses, enabling them to better protect small and midsize businesses from potential threats.
CYTRACOM improved efficiency for MSPs with updates to its ControlOne platform. This platform enables MSPs to regain control over their customers’ networks and achieve secure networks and compliance by eliminating vulnerabilities introduced by legacy VPN and on-premises firewalls.
Lacework simplified cloud security with new CIEM functionality. This functionality addresses the challenges of managing identity threats and unnecessary risk within public cloud environments, providing organizations with a streamlined approach to cloud security.
Datadog released Workflow Automation, a product that helps security teams automate end-to-end remediation processes. With out-of-the-box actions and pre-built templates, this product enables teams to identify, investigate, and resolve service disruptions and security threats more efficiently.
NinjaOne announced enhancements to its Patch Management solution, which delivers automated patching solutions to maintain business operations and security. The new patching dashboard, Linux and MacOS patching improvements, and patch scheduling flexibility simplify the patching process, maximizing security and minimizing vulnerabilities.
Enveedo launched its Strategy Execution Platform for Security, which enables organizations to build and maintain cyber resiliency. This platform includes a risk management engine, on-demand access to vCISO guidance, and a centralized view of the organization’s systems, assets, stakeholders, and risks in real-time.
1Password introduced two new passkey features to promote a passwordless future. “Save and sign in with passkeys” allows users to create and store passkeys in their 1Password vault and sign in to their accounts using them. “Unlock 1Password with a passkey” allows customers to create a new account that replaces the need for an account password and secret key combination.
Okta Device Access enables businesses to secure access to both devices and applications. As part of Okta’s Workforce Identity Cloud, this solution provides stronger authentication to unlock devices, helping organizations achieve zero trust and simplify the login experience for employees.
Zilla Security announced two SaaS solutions, Zilla Secure and Segregation of Duties (SOD), which enable enterprise-wide identity security for various applications and infrastructure.
Seceon unveiled two new products designed to quantify and report on the value of the platform for MSPs and MSSPs. The Seceon aiSecurity Score360 service provides scanning and risk assessments of attack surfaces, while the Seceon aiSecurity BI360 enables partners to select compliance and regulatory frameworks and perform their own analytics and reporting.
Quantinuum launched Quantum Origin Onboard, which provides quantum computing hardened cyber protection for connected devices. By maximizing the strength of keys generated within devices themselves, this innovation strengthens device security against cyberattacks.
NETSCOUT introduced its Visibility Without Borders platform to help organizations unite performance, security, and availability under one common data framework. This platform aims to keep goods and services flowing by providing comprehensive visibility into networks and systems.
iStorage launched the datAshur PRO+C, a user-friendly USB flash drive that employs PIN protection and hardware encryption. This device meets military-grade standards and comes in various capacities, ensuring data security while keeping up with evolving USB interfaces.
ESET released ESET PROTECT Elite, an enterprise-grade XDR solution that delivers increased visibility and threat-hunting capabilities. This offering combines multilayered endpoint protection with advanced threat defense, encryption, mail security, and cloud application protection.
Cymulate unveiled Exposure Analytics, which provides users with an attacker’s view of their cyber resilience. This solution prioritizes vulnerability findings based on contextualized vulnerability prioritization, correlating findings with business context and security control effectiveness.
Edgescan launched the EASM solution, which provides visibility and assessment across multi-cloud and on-premises infrastructures. This solution solves the challenges of visibility and slow remediation response by integrating with Edgescan’s Penetration Testing as a Service and Risk-based Vulnerability Management capabilities.
Netskope released Intelligent SSE, a comprehensive data protection solution that enables secure employee use of generative AI applications. By utilizing patented data protection techniques, this solution ensures safe usage of generative AI applications like ChatGPT and Google Bard.
Delinea enhanced its Privilege Manager to reduce phishing effectiveness. The new Workstation Policy Framework allows customers to quickly build a baseline of security on Windows and Mac workstations without disrupting user productivity.
Index Engines announced CyberSense 8.3, a product that identifies malicious changes indicative of a cyberattack. With user experience updates and additional metrics, this product enhances post-ransomware attack detection and provides a more user-friendly interface.
NetApp updated BlueXP, delivers data service capabilities that discover, manage, and protect data across multicloud infrastructures. Leveraging AI/ML operations, this solution improves backup and recovery processes for optimum business results.
Cequence Security strengthened its Unified API Protection (UAP) platform with generative AI and no-code security automation. With these updates, organizations can deploy API Security Testing with automation, protect against online fraud, and operationalize security findings with low-code/no-code workflows.
Overall, these products demonstrate the ongoing commitment of technology companies to enhancing cybersecurity and providing robust solutions to protect organizations’ data and systems. With continuous innovation, businesses can stay ahead of evolving threats and safeguard their digital assets.