Email, web, and brute force attacks are the primary ways that malware gets through your defenses. The Yahoo hacker’s favorite technique? VPN. The Sony hack? Phishing emails. Remote Access Trojans? DNS.
We’ve spent over a decade working on protecting core data stores – we’re now extending that data security to the perimeter by using telemetry from VPN concentrators and DNS servers to spot signs of attack like DNS tunneling, account hijacking, and stolen VPN credentials. With Varonis Edge – coming soon in beta – you can monitor perimeter attacks and put them in context with activity and alerts in your core data stores for the full picture.
Extend your data security to the edge with enhanced security intelligence and additional threat markers, so that you can alert on external attacks, catch malware in its tracks, and defend your data better from insider threats. Find out more about Varonis Edge here.
Interested? Get a demo and be the first in line to try it.
What you should do now
Below are three ways we can help you begin your journey to reducing data risk at your company:
- Schedule a demo session with us, where we can show you around, answer your questions, and help you see if Varonis is right for you.
- Download our free report and learn the risks associated with SaaS data exposure.
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Michael Buckbee
Michael has worked as a sysadmin and software developer for Silicon Valley startups, the US Navy, and everything in between.
