Which complex security solution do you recommend (including VPN and Ransomware protection)?

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Senior Director, Defense Programs in Software4 years ago

I’m not sure what “complex” means here, but ones that are worth implementing across the board include Okta, Sumo Logic, Sailpoint, ZScaler, and Teleport. They aren’t “complex” - just solid work.

CEO in Software4 years ago

Current solutions aren’t sufficient. I am happy to discuss 1:1 if anyone wants to brainstorm

CIO in Finance (non-banking)6 years ago

CyberArk elevated privilege management, Spirion Identity Finder for data classification and remediation, QRadar

Senior Security and Compliance Auditor in Software6 years ago

Not complex but...Timely patching, getting rid of EoL devices/equipment, daily/realtime backup solution and FDE on laptops. Darktrace is a solid complex option.

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no title6 years ago

Douglas, all activities/solutions you mentioned are very important I know, and also Darktrace is very good Cyber security solution, but I mean I want to know from your experience, what are one of the best products/solutions for VPN and antiransom. Im already using different types of security solutions, and it will be great to see what the others prefer to have. 😊

ISSO and Director of the IRU in Healthcare and Biotech6 years ago

Citrix for VPN and fireye

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no title6 years ago

Stephanie, thanks! Citrix is well known, I'll take a look to fireye.

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