USE Cases
Use Case #1: Network Security
The underlying network architecture of an organization consists of hardware and software systems that are highly susceptible to data breaches, intrusions, and other cyber-attacks. Further, the advent of the 4G, 5G, and a more cloud-centric working structure have made organizations more vulnerable to cyber-attacks. Therefore, features like network security become an essential aspect to protect the electronic network infrastructure of an organization from unauthorized access, misuse, or malfunctioning of the entire system.
Network security helps in identifying such malicious activities by deploying the proper security architecture. This security architecture provides visibility across the network and takes measures to prevent potential threats. Network security tools such as firewalls, remote access VPN, zero-trust network access, email security, etc. secure the networks, clouds, and other infrastructure against the evolving vulnerabilities in the network.
Use Case #2: Identity Access and Management
Identity Access and Management are an important part of any enterprise. As businesses are shifting toward a remote working model, data security becomes critical. Such rapid transformation across organizations have pushed the companies to incorporate proper identity and access management frameworks.
The identity access and management are automated frameworks that manage the digital identities and users’ access to company resources both on the premises and remotely. It also includes the management of technologies, networks, and systems used for data processing. Now instead of conventional password login systems, robust authentication techniques like multifactor authentication, risk-based authentication, and zero-trust are in place to combat the growing cyber-attacks.
Use Case #3: Threat Intelligence
In the world of cybersecurity software, organizations are continuously under the threat of cyber-attacks. Cyber attackers gain access to the data through social engineering techniques or phishing emails, causing heavy security vulnerabilities. Such evolving cyber threat landscape puts immense pressure on the organizations to inculcate practices to detect and monitor the malicious activities in advance.
Threat intelligence constantly gathers information on emerging and existing cyber threats from various sources. It efficiently analyzes the data and provides insightful feeds to outmaneuver the threat actors or agents. By using proactive monitoring techniques such as threat intelligence organizations can ensure real-time security and be well informed about the potential advanced persistent threats, thereby preventing any data compromise.
