Service Connection – Enabling Palo Alto Networks Prisma Access with Ericom Remote Browser Isolation (RBI)
Prisma Access customers can easily integrate Ericom’s award winning cloud service using a Service Connection to add RBI to their SASE stack.
How to Reduce Cybersecurity Staff Burnout
The pressures of supporting the shift to remote work and dealing with the accompanying rise in cyberattacks has left many CISOs burnt out and exhausted. Modern security solutions can offload much of the burden.
Cisco Umbrella and Web Security Appliance Customers Adopt Ericom’s ZTEdge Web Isolation Solution for RBI SASE Use Cases
Organizations using Cisco Umbrella and Web Security Appliance are adopting ZTEdge Web Isolation, Ericom's Remote Browser Isolation (RBI). Learn how you can benefit from this powerful integrated solution.
Remote Browser Isolation Adoption Soars, Driven by Key Role in SASE Framework
A record number of organizations adopted RBI in 2021, confirming Gartner's inclusion of RBI as a key capability in its Secure Services Edge cloud security stack.
Protecting VFX Production Studios from Content Loss and Exposure
Good news - VFX production studios are in high demand. Bad news - they are being targeted by hackers intent on stealing production content. RBI helps to protect studios.
The Evolving Technology of Cybercrime
In this second post covering the 2021 IOCTA report, we discuss the increasing use of cloud-based “crime as a service” platforms and the convergence between plain old criminals and the cyber variety.
Update On Evolving Cybercrime Tactics
The new IOCTA report describe how today’s cybercriminals have adopted increasingly strategic approaches to who they attack and how they do it – and are securing larger payouts as a result.
Google Gets a Jump on Cyber Awareness Month with Repeated Zero Day and High Severity Threat Disclosures
With browsers increasingly under attack, it is more essential than ever to protect your organization with remote browser isolation
Cloudflare Vulnerability Enabled Compromise of 12% of All Websites
A vulnerability in the open-source cdnjs CDN could have enabled cyberattacks on the 12.7% of ALL websites that rely on its JavaScript and CSS libraries, with hackers taking over systems or propagating flaws to millions of websites.