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Websense Web Security Suite
Websense Web Security Suite is a leading web security solution that protects organizations from existing and emerging web-based threats. Through its industry-leading
web security technology and the expertise of Websense Security Labs, Websense Web Security Suite protects against spyware, malicious mobile code, and phishing and pharming attacks. Unlike some other
solutions, it also blocks spyware and keylogger backchannel communications from reaching their host servers. In addition, only Websense Web Security Suite offers the Websense Web Protection
Services that help protect organizations' websites, brands, and web servers. Websense Web Security Suite Benefits:
- Blocks known threats before they reach the endpoint and alerts on potential network threats
-Websense Web Security Suite identifies security threats—including spyware, drive-by spyware, bots and
bot network traffic, malcode, phishing, pharming, and keylogging—and blocks access at the internet gateway. Websense Web Security Suite also alerts administrators on email-borne worm traffic in the
network.
Proactively discovers web security threats-Websense Security Labs mines and analyzes over 450 million websites per week for malicious activity. Real-Time Security Updates are available within
minutes of the discovery of a new high-risk threat with no administrative intervention required.
Protects against web security threats before they reach the desktop-Websense Web Security Suite protects organizations from spyware and malcode attacks, phishing and pharming attempts, and other
web-based threats.
Stops resident spyware and keyloggers from doing damage-Websense Web Security Suite blocks spyware and keylogger backchannel communications to host servers.
Lowers the risk of intellectual property theft-Websense Web Security Suite lowers the risk of intellectual property theft and malicious attacks through instant messaging (IM), IM attachments, and
protocols, such as peer-to-peer, email, file transfer, and others.
Blocks malicious HTTP traffic on all ports-Websense Web Security Suite blocks malicious HTTP traffic on Port 80 and all other ports, closing the "ports" used by sophisticated internet threats and
spyware and keylogger backchannel communications.
Swiftly alerts when websites or brands are under attack and reports web server vulnerabilities-Websense Web Security Suite includes the three Websense Web Protection Services
which help organizations protect their websites, brands, and web servers. SiteWatcher
alerts Websense customers when their websites have been infected with malicious mobile code, allowing them to take immediate action to prevent its spread to customers, prospects, and partners.
BrandWatcher
alerts Websense customers when their websites or brands have been targeted in phishing or malicious keylogging code attacks. Websense provides customers with security intelligence, attack details, and other security-related information, so that organizations can then take action to protect their customers.
ThreatWatcher
provides Websense customers with a "hacker's-eye" view of their web server, regularly scanning for known vulnerabilities and potential threats and reporting on risk levels and recommended actions through a web-based portal. With ThreatWatcher, organizations can prevent attacks on their web servers before they happen.
The following questions will help you identify your organization needs. Do you have an internet security solution currently in place? What is it?
What is your organization
doing in response to regulatory actions that dictate securing the privacy of your customers and employees?
What tools do you use to identify desktop security risks and application activity?
Have
malicious threats from the internet, such as spyware, phishing, or bots affected your corporate security positioning?
What are your plans to address the growing exposure to these attacks?
How do you protect your brand identity from fraudulent activity?
How long does it take your IT department to respond to a new virus attack?
How much time does your Help Desk spend on end-user computing
problems specifically related to virus attacks or cleaning infected PCs?
How many mobile users do you have that use corporate laptops outside the office, either from home or on business travel; and how do
you enforce usage policies? |
