Cyberoam’s Data Security and Leakage Prevention Solutions protects against data leakage and loss occurring with data transfer over applications and removable storage devices.
2. Virtual Security Solution
A virtual security appliance is a computer appliance that runs inside virtual
environments. It is called an appliance because it is pre-packaged with a hardened
operating system and a security application and runs on a virtualized hardware.
Virtual security appliances are playing a significant role in meeting your expectation
today and will continue doing the same in the future.
3. Virtual Security Services
When unified threat management comes short, virtual security services and
appliances come into play. Physical security applications can be effective, including
massive integrated services. However, imagine a scenario where you have a small
office. Or maybe you need certain security services, such as IDS/IPS, DLP, or a
software firewall. Yet you would prefer not to use the cash on a physical machine.
This is the point where you prefer virtual security systems. They can sit anyplace
on your system and screen different kinds of traffic. The simplicity of a virtual
framework can make some truly influential network observing and curb
methodologies.
4. How Virtual Security Solutions
Help?
The security solutions help inter-VM traffic scanning with security enforcement
policy and firewall. The scanning system eliminates the loopholes created by
hardware security applications.
It enables division of Hypervisor Management Console in the demilitarized zone
(DMZ). This process routes all web traffic via appliances of virtual security and
ensures security against exposure to hypervisor.
Securing the data between and around the virtual entities assist in meeting the
regulatory requirements. It provides detailed reports and logs of all types of
activities in the virtual networks, and helps organizations with the regulatory
compliance.
5. Virtual Security- Key Highlights
Protection in virtual environments
Comprehensive virtual security
Compliance Management
Centralized Management of virtual and physical appliances
Centralized Logging and Reporting
6. Where You PreferVirtual Security
Systems
They can sit anyplace on your system and screen different kinds of traffic. The
simplicity of a virtual framework can make some truly influential network observing
and curb methodologies.
The datacenters are evaluated by administrators at higher pace. They are always
on the lookout for enhanced ways to enrich user experience. When you are
improving your infrastructure, try to turn to optimization which won’t cost you much.
Yet, enhance your datacenter model and business. For this, you can always
contact a reputable service provider online.
7. CyberoamVirtual Security – How
You Want
Choose between individual and a mix of physical and virtualized environments
without worrying about security.
Get deployment flexibility with a licensing model that is based on the number of
vCPUs.
Upgrade to a higher virtual security appliance model only when you want to even
when the number of network users increase beyond the recommended number for
a given model.
8. CyberoamVirtual Security – What
You Want
Get a virtual security solution for virtualized environments without deploying a
hardware security appliance anymore.
Get support to scale-up your security in virtual network as your business grows.
9. CyberoamVirtual Security-How much
You want
Upgrade your virtual security appliances using a simple activation key to match
your growing business needs.
Get benefits of a shared infrastructure by capitalizing on the lean and peak periods
of network activities.
10. Advantages of Virtual Security
Solution
Reduce capital and operating costs : Server consolidation lets you get more out of
your existing hardware by running multiple virtual machines (VM) on a single
physical server. Fewer servers means lower capital and operating costs. For the
most cost savings, make sure you go with a virtualization solution that has the
highest VM density per host.
Deliver high application availability. Integrated availability and fault tolerance
protects all your virtualized applications. Should a node or server ever fail, all its
VMs are automatically restarted or continued on another machine, with no
downtime or data loss.
Improve business continuity. Virtualization makes it easier to survive unplanned
potential IT disasters. You can move VMs from one server to another in a different
location.
Increase IT productivity. Streamlined and automated management tasks mean
you’ll spend less time on maintenance and more time on innovation.