Keep your data and network secure with intelligent file protection. Glasswall’s zero trust CDR and AI-powered threat detection eliminates unknown malware before it reaches your trust boundary, ensuring seamless, proactive security.
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Glasswall CDR is a part of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure's (OCI) approach to implementing a zero-trust protection principle.
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Beazley's security is paramount, and this integration has significantly reinforced our cybersecurity framework.
Glasswall’s Content Disarm and Reconstruction (CDR) acts as a zero trust data filter that rebuilds files and documents into a safe, clean standard, free from the risks of malware.
Leverage extensive file reputation technology with our ReversingLabs integration, to confidently assess files, reduce risk, and strengthen protection using a comprehensive database of known threats.
Protect sensitive information with Glasswall’s Data Loss Prevention technology. Block or redact data using customizable rules, uncover hidden elements like metadata, and ensure complete transparency while protecting your documents.
Read our whitepaper to explore how Content Disarm and Reconstruction (CDR) enhances file security in zero trust architectures.
Be a part of our trusted partner network and help your customers access secure, malware-free files.
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Effective naval operations depend on secure, seamless access to trusted information across ships, shore commands and global partners. As part of its cybersecurity strategy, the Department of the Navy is adopting a Zero Trust approach to defend its digital infrastructure and maintain mission readiness.
Organizations often handle sensitive and confidential information in documents, creating a critical need for advanced tools to secure that data effectively.
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Eliminate malware before it reaches your network and ensure your files are always safe and secure with Glasswall’s zero trust and intelligent file protection.
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