The enterprise world is moving to the cloud. The endpoint is the weakest link.
AV/PCI/VPN technologies are all still vulnerable to endpoint infostealers. SentryBay fills that key security gap, protecting these and other applications simply, while maintaining user productivity.
Remote Working/Work From Home (WFH) is the new normal. SentryBay's software is the new baseline for endpoint data security for remote working and distributed end users.
SentryBay creates a secure container within which any application can run - protecting all data at the endpoint without needing to identify the threats.
Underpinned by unique patented technologies, all remote access, enterprise and SaaS applications are now fully protected.
Ease of deployment/use, simple containerisation and advanced endpoint security - SentryBay's solutions create a new paradigm in cybersecurity.
SentryBay, the UK-based cybersecurity software company, is recruiting new partners for its Authorised Reseller Programme to help it meet a sharp rise in demand for its proactive endpoint protection. The…
A survey carried out amongst UK employees working remotely due to the Covid-19 crisis shows that 42% have received suspicious emails and 18% have had to tackle an actual security breach since lockdown…
The vulnerability of endpoints, from mobile phones and laptops through to home computers will be exploited by cyber-attackers to gain access to corporate networks during enforced coronavirus remote working,…
Data is at risk from the second that a key is pressed on an endpoint to the point when it reaches the corporate cloud and is stored. In fact, the most vulnerable point in the entire process is at the very beginning when the user presses a key, and this is where protection needs to …
At the beginning of the Covid-19 crisis, I predicted that cyberattacks would increase by 30-40%, and it gives me no pleasure to see this happening before my eyes. We carried out a survey in the latter half of April amongst 1550 UK employees working remotely due to the crisis which found that 42% had received …
For those that can, remote working is becoming the norm as we learn to adapt to restrictions imposed by the coronavirus crisis. But while we take measures to protect ourselves physically, when it comes to protecting ourselves and the businesses we work for, or manage, from cybercrime, the battle is only just beginning. According to …
