Workload & Network Security
Moving to the cloud creates a more flexible and scalable working environment: companies become more productive, grow faster and employees benefit from greater agility.
However, the cloud also brings challenges. This is because employees carry out their workloads in many places – for example, performance-intensive calculations, big data applications and data storage. The diversity and distribution of networks often leads to misconfigurations and thus to security risks.
In addition, there are threats to the local network infrastructure: new attack vectors such as IoT, remote work and increasingly sophisticated forms of attack lead to additional threats.
With a 24/7 managed service and tailored tools, a cloud workload & network security solution offers a holistic protection approach for a company’s entire IT infrastructure.
The advantages:
- 360° network protection through state-of-the-art technologies
- Protection systems for cloud applications (Cloud Workload Protection Platform) – public, private or hybrid
- Secure remote working through modern VPN solutions
- Training and security awareness for the workforce
Compliance through compliance with industry standards for cloud and network protection.
Your Advantages
- 24/7 managed services to protect your network and cloud
- Comprehensive protection against intruders
- All services from a single source
- Full compliance with NIS2, PCI DSS, BSI and more
- Reduced downtime and cost savings through consulting from our security team
Frequently Asked Questions
Workload Security protects workloads in various environments, including virtual machines, containers and servers - both in the cloud and on-premise. It uses technologies and measures to protect workloads from threats such as malware, data loss and unauthorized access. Security policies, monitoring techniques and threat detection are adapted to the individual working environment.
Network security contains measures and technologies to protect the integrity, privacy and availability of network data. This includes the protection of hardware and software systems against abuse, unauthorized access, attacks and other threats. Firewalls, intrusion detection systems (IDS), intrusion prevention systems (IPS), virtual private networks (VPN) and other systems are used to help protect the network and the devices accessing it.
Workload security focuses on protecting the individual workloads within the IT infrastructure - such as applications and data running on virtual machines, containers or servers.
Network security, on the other hand, aims to protect the entire network over which these workloads communicate and which users access. The two complementary strategies together form a comprehensive security concept. Workload security offers a granular level of protection, while network security acts as a broad protective shield for the infrastructure.
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