Safe-T reduces the attack surface
Using SDP infrastructure, Safe-T allows exposure and access to applications, services and networks only after assessing trust, based on policies for authorized user, location & application.
Safe-T protects organizations from data exfiltration, leakage, bots, malicious insiders, malware and ransomware.
Deploying Zero Trust Architecture to your
Entire Data Access Lifecycle
Safe-T’s Software-Defined Access Solution
Consolidate your usage, application and file access needs
- Reduce Attack Surface
- Enable Roll Out of Digital Business Applications
- Allow Migration of Applications to the Cloud
- Save Costs
- PROTECT and CONTROL Your Sensitive Data
Securing Data Access for Customers Around the Globe
BENEFITS
- Supports any type of application or service
- Provides actionable reports in real-time to eliminate bots and malicious insiders
- Bi-directional traffic over outbound connections
- Augments existing firewalls, closing incoming ports
- Reinforces firewalls to isolate applications, services and networks from attackers
- Drives down costs through simplification, operational efficiency and decommissioning of DMZ components
- Eliminates storing any SSL certificates or user credentials in the DMZ
- Permits only authorized access to data, services, networks, and APIs
- Removes the need for VPN
- Prevents network access, allows only direct application access
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