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| Almost 50% data loss in organizations occurs at corporate endpoints – desktops and laptops, according to research. This is due to the absence of administrative controls over data transfer through removable media such as USB storage devices, CD/DVDs, floppy disks etc. and applications such as webmails, Skype, Yahoo, GTalk as well as printers. |
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| Apart from this, modification and deletion of sensitive files over the endpoint also poses a significant threat to data security. The consequences of any data breach can be severe for an organization as they involve customer data, trade secrets, intellectual property, RFP/tender information and more |
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| Organizations also require centralized, automated asset management at the endpoint to optimize their hardware and software inventory while retaining business flexibility. |
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| Cyberoam Endpoint Data Protection |
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| Cyberoam Endpoint Data Protection is an easy-to-deploy, downloadable solution which allows organizations to execute centralized control over access, modification and transfer of organizational data through management-defined roles for individual users or groups. |
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| Cyberoam’s data protection measures provide real-time alerts and warnings in response to device, application, file transfer, and activities based on management-defined policies, leading to protection of sensitive data. It takes security beyond the organization’s premises with encryption support for removable storage device or file-level encryption, and takes care of accidental or intentional modification/deletion of files through shadow copying. |
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| Automated asset management allows for efficient management of hardware and software assets within the organization while lowering malware incidence. |
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| Cyberoam Data Protection and Encryption |
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| Cyberoam Data Protection and Encryption module allows organizations to control data transferred to removable devices such as USBs, CDs/DVDs and applications such as emails, Yahoo Messenger, Skype and printers. Based on identity-based policies, it blocks file transfer for pre-defined file extensions, prevents data loss through control over actions on pre-defined document types and creates shadow copies of deleted and modified files for auditing and forensics. It can also specify read and write access to classified USB storage devices. |
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| In addition, organizations can eliminate the risk of data loss on lost removable devices by encrypting removable devices and files so that data is not exposed to outside entities. |
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| Cyberoam Device Management |
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| Cyberoam Device Management controls data loss by controlling access to removable devices like USB drives, storage devices, CD/DVDs, MP3 players, digital cameras, serial ports, parallel ports, modems, bluetooth-held devices, smartphones and more. It offers flexible controls for complete or selective blocking of removable devices for individual users or groups |
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| Cyberoam Application Control |
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| Cyberoam’s Application Control offers granular policy-based controls, enabling organizations to control access to web, instant messengers, P2P, gaming, and more. Organizations can thus, protect sensitive data while enhancing employee productivity. |
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| Cyberoam Asset Management |
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| Cyberoam's Asset Management module for Windows enables organizations to streamline their IT infrastructure management with centralized and automated hardware and software asset management that includes inventory, patch and update management. This leads to effective control over hardware and software costs, while keeping the Windows operating system and application software up-to-date which lowers malware incidence. |
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