Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) is an emerging cloud-native architecture that converges networking and security capabilities into a unified…

Enterprise web filtering restricts access to harmful, inappropriate, or otherwise non-productive web content on an organization’s network.

WFH stands for “work from home,” or “working from home.” It is the new way of working post Covid-19 pandemic, leaving out the traditional office setting

WFH stands for “work from home,” or “working from home.” It is the new way of working post Covid-19 pandemic, leaving out the traditional office setting

Zero trust architecture (ZTA) is a security principle that assumes no users, whether based inside or outside an organization, can be trusted by default.

WFH stands for “work from home,” or “working from home.” It is the new way of working post Covid-19 pandemic, leaving out the traditional office setting

Network as a Service (NaaS) is a cloud-based networking model that allows businesses to deploy, manage…

Network architecture refers to how a computer network is designed. It’s the blueprint for how certain hardware and software components are organized…

The OSI Model (Open Systems Interconnection Model) is a conceptual framework used to describe the functions of a networking system.

Least Privilege Access is a fundamental cybersecurity and cloud network security principle designed to limit user accounts to the minimum access required

WFH stands for “work from home,” or “working from home.” It is the new way of working post Covid-19 pandemic, leaving out the traditional office setting

Content filtering is a process of screening and restricting access to specific types of content, usually online. This can be done to protect users from harmful or inappropriate material, to enforce company policies.

Access controls are responsible for determining who can access certain resources in an organization. Failure to restrict access can have great repercussions.

Zero Trust Application Access (ZTAA) is a security approach ensuring only authenticated and authorized users can access specific applications…

Mobile Device Management (MDM) is a technology that allows organizations to control and manage mobile devices

SSL inspection is the process of intercepting encrypted traffic and scanning it for malicious threats before allowing it to enter a network. 

BYOD security refers to the measures taken to protect an organization’s network and data when employees use their devices for work.

Web security is a broad category of security solutions that protect your users, devices, and wider network against internet-based cyberattacks. It’s designed to secure your online activities and data.

DNS filtering is a technique used to control access to websites and online content by filtering DNS queries based on predefined criteria.

Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) are a common cybersecurity tool commonly deployed at commercial and enterprise levels, with their defense against IP tracking

Application control is a security measure that regulates and manages the execution of software applications on a computer or network. It involves defining…

An indicator of compromise, often known by the acronym IoC, is a marker left in a system that a breach or cybersecurity event has occurred or is currently in the process of happening.

Zero phishing refers to all of the cybersecurity strategies that an organization employs to reduce the chance of a phishing event from occurring to zero.

A UDP flood is a denial-of-service attack in which an attacker overwhelms a targeted server with a flood of User Datagram Protocol (UDP) packets, making the server unresponsive to legitimate traffic.

Protect your organization from an Application Layer Denial of Service (DDoS) attack with Perimeter 81’s comprehensive cloud network security solution, easily deployed across hybrid networks.

Cyber threat actors are individuals or groups who pose significant risks to organizations and individuals by exploiting vulnerabilities for various motives, such as monetary gain, political agendas, or simply causing disruption.

Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS) is a method used by security teams to test and validate the effectiveness of their security controls…

A botnet is a network of compromised computers or devices controlled by a malicious actor to perform coordinated tasks without the owners’ knowledge, often used for cybercrime and large-scale attacks.

A Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack overwhelms a target system with traffic volume from multiple sources, rendering it inaccessible to legitimate users.

A phishing attack – better known as phishing – is when a malicious actor attempts to steal account details, personal information, or financial details from an individual.

A zero-day DDoS (distributed denial-of-service) vulnerability is a security flaw that remains undiscovered by a server provider and its clients – until the zero-day vulnerability is used to bring down servers and drastically bloat latency.

Spear phishing is a highly personalized form of phishing where a team of hackers conducts extensive research on a person before sending a tailored phishing scam to them. Most of the time, hackers focus on an executive or someone they find public information about to make the scam more convincing.

A threat scenario is a fictional scenario created by a company in which they predict potential cyber attacks that could happen to their organization, map what the effects would be, and document the best potential course of action. 

Threat emulation – also known as adversary emulation – is a cybersecurity defense strategy where professionals test their own network security defenses by emulating typical threat vectors.

File sanitization, or document sanitization, cleanses documents and removes hidden content that could pose privacy or security threats.

Zero-day attacks exploit software flaws that developers have yet to discover or fix. Attackers take advantage of these vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access or cause harm. Such attacks are tough to defend against because they hit before any available patches.

Zero Trust Network Access is a concise framework that enables and maintains secure access to internal applications and resources.

Secure Shell (SSH) is a cryptographic network protocol used for secure remote access to network devices and systems over an unsecured network.

A reduced attack surface refers to an organization that has minimized the number of ways a malicious actor can gain access to it. An attack surface comprises all potential entry points hackers can exploit to infiltrate a network or access sensitive data. 

A VPN concentrator is a device that extends a VPN router’s capabilities and ensures a secure connection between a company’s remote endpoints and its data and resources.

Zero trust architecture operates on the idea that no users should be trusted by default, and it is bolstered by the trust principle of least privilege access and limited access to resources. 

Remote access is the ability to access information from an off-site device.

A cyber security solution minimizes digital risks by protecting our entire IT landscape, including systems, apps, devices, software, data, and the people and identities behind them.

Secure Remote Access represents security measures and technologies that protect an organization’s digital assets by ensuring access is restricted to authorized users only. 

SaaS Application Security is using protective measures for software applications delivered through the Software as a Service (SaaS) model to your business. 

A Next-gen Business VPN simplifies the secure access to all your internal and cloud-based resources such as staging servers and company databases.

Easily integrate a unified security solution across your organization’s cloud-hybrid network, with the Perimeter 81 Site-to-Site VPN.

An Open-Source VPN, or Virtual Private Network, is a technology that establishes a secure and encrypted connection over the internet, allowing users to browse the web and access resources while ensuring data confidentiality and privacy.

Network Threat Hunting is a proactive cybersecurity strategy aimed at identifying and mitigating potential threats within a network before they escalate. Unlike traditional cybersecurity measures that primarily focus on reactive approaches, threat hunting involves actively seeking out signs of malicious activity in real-time.

Cloud collaboration refers to the use of online tools and platforms that allow individuals or teams regardless of their physical locations

Micro segmentation is a network security strategy that divides a computer network into small, isolated segments to enhance security by minimizing lateral movement of threats.

Data loss prevention (DLP) includes strategies, tools, and processes aimed to prevent unauthorized access, use, disclosure, or transmission of sensitive information within an organization.

Network Access Control (NAC) is a cybersecurity measure designed to govern and oversee entry to a computer network. Its goal is to allow only authorized and compliant devices to connect – mitigating the risk of potential security vulnerabilities.

Business Network Patch Management is a systematic approach for software applications and operating systems within a business network that involves planning, testing, and executing updates or patches.

Threat Detection and Response (TDR) is a cybersecurity approach that involves continuous monitoring to identify and counter potential security threats within an organization’s network.

A circuit-level gateway is a type of firewall or network security device that operates at the session layer (Layer 5) of the OSI model. It works by monitoring and controlling network traffic based on the transmission control protocol (TCP) handshaking process without inspecting the actual contents of the data packets.

An Application-Level Gateway (ALG) functions as a security component within a firewall or router, operating at the application layer of the OSI model

A packet filtering firewall is the most fundamental network security measure, regulating data movement within a network. It operates by overseeing the flow of network packets based on user-defined rules, assessing factors like IP addresses, ports, and protocols to control their transmission across networks.

With Perimeter 81’s Malware Protection you can protect your users and resources from Internet-borne threats.

With Perimeter 81’s Malware Protection you can protect your users and resources from Internet-borne threats.

With Perimeter 81’s Malware Protection you can protect your users and resources from Internet-borne threats.

With Perimeter 81’s Malware Protection you can protect your users and resources from Internet-borne threats.

With Perimeter 81’s Malware Protection you can protect your users and resources from Internet-borne threats.

With Perimeter 81’s Malware Protection you can protect your users and resources from Internet-borne threats.

With Perimeter 81’s Malware Protection you can protect your users and resources from Internet-borne threats.

With Perimeter 81’s Malware Protection you can protect your users and resources from Internet-borne threats.

With Perimeter 81’s Malware Protection you can protect your users and resources from Internet-borne threats.

With Perimeter 81’s Malware Protection you can protect your users and resources from Internet-borne threats.

With Perimeter 81’s Malware Protection you can protect your users and resources from Internet-borne threats.

With Perimeter 81’s Malware Protection you can protect your users and resources from Internet-borne threats.

With Perimeter 81’s Malware Protection you can protect your users and resources from Internet-borne threats.

With Perimeter 81’s Malware Protection you can protect your users and resources from Internet-borne threats.

With Perimeter 81’s Malware Protection you can protect your users and resources from Internet-borne threats.

With Perimeter 81’s Malware Protection you can protect your users and resources from Internet-borne threats.

With Perimeter 81’s Malware Protection you can protect your users and resources from Internet-borne threats.

With Perimeter 81’s Malware Protection you can protect your users and resources from Internet-borne threats.

With Perimeter 81’s Malware Protection you can protect your users and resources from Internet-borne threats.

Unify security for user traffic to your organization’s resources, whether in the cloud or locally, with an SSL VPN solution from Perimeter 81.

An IPSec VPN solution is ideal for easily managing and customizing network access across cloud and local resources.

Zero Trust provides employees with more secure access to resources, network, and applications based on user permissions, and authentication.

DevSecOps addresses security issues early on in the development life cycle by adding the missing security and team collaboration components.

Easily integrate a unified security solution across your organization’s cloud-hybrid network, with the Perimeter 81’s Always On VPN solution.

The components of your organization’s IT infrastructure, including software, facilities and other network pieces, are more easily managed and secured with Perimeter 81.

The favorite encryption protocol for enterprises, Perimeter 81’s Wireguard VPN results in faster connections, lower latency and superior security performance.

Firewall as a Service unifies traffic inspection and infiltration prevention for all your organization’s resources with one cloud-based firewall, and it is a crucial part of Perimeter 81’s Network as a Service platform.

Easily integrate a cloud network security solution across your organization’s hybrid network, with the Perimeter 81 solution.

Easily integrate a software defined network security solution across your organization’s cloud-hybrid network, with the Perimeter 81 SDN.