Safe Browsing & Endpoint Isolation
Browsing sessions and endpoints are the largest, most vulnerable attack surface in your organization. Protect from ransomware, zero-day exploits, and phishing coming from downloads or removable media, with patented containment technology that isolates threats before they can harm the organization. Use our integrated CDR (Content Disarm & Reconstruction) when you need more. Learn More
BUFFERZONE® Safe Workspace® Strengthens Cyber Protection with NoCloud™ AI-Based Anti-phishing
BUFFERZONE® pioneering NoCloud™ phishing detection technology shifts the paradigm in data security by combining multiple information sources and detection criteria with AI-based machine learning to reliably identify phishing attacks while leveraging next-generation CPU/NPU (Neural Processing Unit) acceleration to perform local processing, thus minimizing network latency and maximizing user privacy.
Endpoint Security Solutions – A BUFFERZONE® between Criminals and the Enterprise
For years, the most secure facilities have used the concept of a BUFFERZONE® to isolate sensitive operations and information. Now you can use endpoint security software to protect
your enterprise from advanced threats by isolating applications like web browsers and email attachments in a secure, virtual container that prevents exploits from getting in.
BUFFERZONE® and Lenovo Offer Customers BUFFERZONE’s Virtual Container Security Solution
BUFFERZONE, a provider of next-generation endpoint security solutions which protect organizations from advanced threats such as ransomware, zero-days and phishing scams, announced today that the company signed a reseller agreement with Lenovo to provide its patented virtual container security solution.
How did US schools become cybercriminals favorite target and how can they protect themselves?
It seems that these days nobody is secure, and cybercriminals are expanding their activities to sectors in which they showed no interest in the past. So, for example, the US school system has been hit by more than 50 attacks since the beginning of the year and the number continues to grow.
