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7 Coolest Cybersecurity Tools 2020

7 Coolest Cybersecurity Tools 2020

The 10 cybersecurity tools making wave so far in the market which have emphasized on asset protection, downtime minimization, and better workflow to safeguard clouds, endpoints and mobile devices as a whole.

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Cisco SecureX: feb 2020
Features
1. Security Analytics
2. Automating security workflows to speed threat detection and response.
3. Threat investigation and remediation
4. Data and events analysis across more than 150 million endpoints as well as network traffic from routers, switches, public clouds and private data center environments.
5. Identifies who and what has been targeted within minutes using data enrichment across security products and threat intelligence feeds.
6. Brings the power of Cisco Talos threat analysts into customers SOC to hunt for the latest threats.


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CrowdStrike Endpoint Recovery Services feb 2020

Features:
1. Combining the power of CrowdStrike Falcon platform and threat intelligence
2. Real-time response  to accelerate business recovery from cyber intrusions.
3. Rapid mitigation of security incidents 
4. Minimal interruption to business operations hence saving businesses from expensive downtime.
5. No on-premise visits or installations required to setup.


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Cybereason Mobile & Cybereason Mobile MDR April 2020

Features:
1. Protects against mobile- centric threats like phising than existing tools, which are typically more focused on setting policy than actual defense.
2. Deploys a sensor on POS devices or mobile to detect information and send it back to the compnay's engine to draw back end inferences.
3. Cybereason Mobile MDR provides round the clock monitoring and incident response capabilities for customers that lacks the skillset to support there own SOC.

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F5 Application Protection feb 2020
Features:
1. Designed to safeguard all applications without impacting user experience.
2. Better Policies and Controls
3. Guard against application threats such as Application-layer DoS, malicious scripting and injection attacks with "Shape Enterprise Defense".
4. F5 Identity-aware proxy enables signle sign-on and multi-actor authentication policies.
5. Silverline is designed to protect against DDoS attacks.


Introducing the FireEye Mandiant Threat Intelligence Suite ...
FireEye Mandiant Threat Intelligence Suite Feb 2020
Features:
1. Cybersecurity risk transfer services
2. 3 Suit of services; Standard, Advanced and Enterprise tiered bundles
3. Protection of assets, enhance the effectiveness of security programs and inform business risk assessments


Fortinet FortiGate-1800F | AVFirewalls.com

Fortinet FortiGate 1800F Feb 2020
 Fortinet upgraded its network processor for the first time since 2012
to provide the building block for hyperscale applications, delivering performance and fast connections across the board.
Features:
1. 14 times faster than the industry average
2. Sits at the core of the network and support VXLAN by running every single port at light weight.



Palo Alto Networks Welcomes Jean English as New Chief Marketing ...

Palo Alto Networks CN-Series June 2020
Features:
1. A containerized version of firewall designed to help network security teams ensure they're compliant in container environments.
2. Enable security at DevOps speed 
3. To Protect critical applications against known vulnerabilities as well as malware.
4. On-premise data centers like kubernetes and RedHat Openshift from big public cloud providers.






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