<p>With Frictionless Security, we silo your data but break down the artificial silos in your organization. enSilo prevent the malicious attacker from stealing your valuable data with minimum effort on your part by controlling what happens at the operating system level. enSilo keeps you working normally because we can target the specific malicious process or application running on your system and block its outbound communication or keep it from tampering with files that it shouldn&rsquo;t be touching.</p>
<h3>Never Stop Business: Frictionless Security</h3>
<p>Are you running a business or a cyber security business? This isn&rsquo;t a trick question or question of tools and processes but rather a deeper question of when does cyber security take higher priority than business operations. Cyber security should not negatively impact business. It should not take more and more operational expense to run your business.</p>
<p>enSilo is based on the belief that we can take control of spiraling alerts, operating expenses and labor hours by looking at things differently. Malicious actors (read bad guys) want to take your hard earned property or your customers' property. Your intellectual property. Your credit card numbers. Your stuff. This is not new. It shouldn&rsquo;t be shocking to anyone that people want to steal no matter what their reasons.</p>
<p>We keep bad guys from stealing your stuff with minimum effort on your part. Simple.</p>
<p>And more importantly you can keep working no matter what happens.</p>
<p>We do this by controlling what happens at the operating system level. Basically we keep you working because we can target the specific malicious process or application running on your system and block its outbound communication. Or keep it from tampering with files that it shouldn&rsquo;t be touching.</p>
<p>The great news is that since we&rsquo;re only pinpointing the bad processes then everything else continues seamlessly. The users don&rsquo;t even notice we stopped something bad. They just keep working away. Your security team gets a single alert detailing the action but the malicious behavior has already been stopped.</p>
<p>This gets technically complicated but from a business perspective it&rsquo;s as simple as it gets: no one steals or messes with your data and you keep working. There&rsquo;s just a single alert to let you know what happened with plenty of forensic data to keep your IR team happy. But you can take your time because your data isn&rsquo;t going anywhere.</p>
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<p>We all know the issue. Too many alerts. We chase them. They multiply beyond our wildest hopes of processing them all. False positives. IDS or IPS update giving the SOC team fits. A poorly tuned behavioral engine. A SIEM that wants you to look at EVERYTHING RIGHT NOW.</p>
<p>Yep. So everyone is talking about less alerts. Like they weren&rsquo;t the ones causing the problem. Huh. Why didn&rsquo;t they do that earlier? That&rsquo;s the state of the industry based on old thinking.</p>
<p>We do everything differently. We alert you when we&rsquo;ve stopped a real malicious outbound communication process. Something that wasn&rsquo;t supposed to be connecting just started wanting to broadcast your data. Nope. Stopped it and alerted you that we&rsquo;ve stopped it.</p>
<p>False positives, right? Nope. We live in the operating system. We know what is really going on. And we stop only what needs to be stopped.</p>
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<h3>DATA PROTECTION PLATFORM</h3>
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<p>Never stop working even on a compromised machine</p>
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<h3>Oh look. Everyone&rsquo;s Happy. This Never Happens. Mind Blown Right?</h3>
<p>IT management. SOC managers. The IR Team. The CIO. Heck even the CEO. AND the all the users. All happy. Well about this at least.</p>
<p>Users can run the applications they want. Those unauthorized applications just won&rsquo;t communicate outbound.</p>
<p>IT Management doesn&rsquo;t worry about exceptions or massive application control overhead. Whichever apps they do not authorize to communicate simply won&rsquo;t connect outbound.</p>
<p>SOC managers alert levels are all way down to almost nothing.</p>
<p>The IR team now has an easy job. Since the attack communications are already blocked, they don&rsquo;t have the time crunch that they used to have. Now they can follow enSilo&rsquo;s evidence trail right to the issue.</p>
<p>The CISO and CIO smile because all the data is safe.</p>
<p>The CEO is ecstatic because security tools are not getting in the way of business.</p>
<p>Sound good so far?</p>
<p>You see with Frictionless Security we silo your data but break down the artificial silos in your organization. There is one team and it is everyone in your business. We simply bring the team together by removing the danger of data theft.</p>
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