Most organizations today operate in the cloud. By taking advantage of the scalability and ease of operation of cloud services, you can enhance productivity and collaboration while reducing operational costs. And when you’re using someone else’s infrastructure, you don’t have to worry about upkeep, which means you can more easily expand capacity and recover from
Protecting against mobile phishing is essential to minimizing data risk: Gone are the days of brute force cyber attacks. Users, endpoints, and applications are now closely connected to each other, which means threat actors can initiate advanced attacks by simply stealing an employee’s credentials. By posing as a legitimate user, attackers can bypass many security
You have invested in point products that solve particular problems. But this strategy has left your team bogged down with convoluted policy controls, tools that don’t integrate well and a disconnected view of data and threats, resulting in gaps in your security posture. To ensure your data is secure, your cybersecurity needs to go through
Data security has always been a top priority for you. But flexible work environments and cloud services have altered how and where your employees can connect and in turn, where your data resides. The more spread out your data is, the less visibility and control you have. As a result, 66% of organizations have experienced
Most organizations today operate in the cloud. While this simplifies operations in many ways, it comes with its own set of risks that can significantly impact your bottom line — in 2021, the average cost of a public cloud breach was $4.8 million.* As you operate in the cloud you need to be aware of
The move to support remote and hybrid workforces has accelerated cloud adoption — but security hasn’t always been a key factor when operating in the cloud. Existing point products usually work in isolation and don’t always apply to the cloud. As a result, management becomes labor intensive, which means gaps are left in your security
Understanding 2021’s Biggest Ransomware Attacks Can Save You in 2022 and Beyond. 57% of security leaders believe they will experience a ransomware attack within the next year, with 83% of them concerned about damage to their business reputation in the event of an attack.* Ransomware is not a new threat, but the tactics that attackers are using
The rapid move to the cloud has provided healthcare organizations the ability to continue services during the global pandemic but has also brought about new attack vectors. Due to the sensitive nature of the data, whether it be patient medical records or intellectual property on new drug development, healthcare organizations are prime targets for ransomware
Lookout SSE scored in the top three for all four use cases. The Gartner Critical Capabilities for Security Service Edge (SSE), an adjunct to the Gartner Magic Quadrant, is a comparative analysis that scores products or services against a set of critical differentiators identified by Gartner that every business needs. Get this report to learn:
Lookout named a visionary in the 2022 SSE Magic Quadrant Security service edge (SSE) converges cloud-centric security capabilities to facilitate secure access to the web, cloud services (SaaS), and private applications. SSE enables organizations to support anywhere, anytime workers using a cloud-centric approach for enforcement of security policies, while being able to monitor and track behavior