For businesses: Browsers with identity-based protection

For businesses: Browsers with identity-based protection MS - AI

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Now it's available: The CyberArk Secure Browser for companies. It is the first browser to offer greater security and privacy with identity-based protection, combining both with a familiar, productive user experience.

The CyberArk Secure Browser relies on intelligent permission controls and can be easily deployed on a variety of devices. It was developed specifically for a cloud-first world and enables secure access to on-premises resources and SaaS applications. The browser provides security teams with unparalleled visibility, control and governance, helping to prevent the misuse of compromised identities, devices and credentials, both at login and beyond. As part of the CyberArk Identity Security Platform, it ensures secure access for every human and non-human identity to all resources and environments - from any location and with any device.

More control already in the browser

“The increasing use of remote access, SaaS applications and cloud infrastructure has left us with a security blind spot. “That’s why we need to rethink our security concepts and invest in tools that secure a distributed workforce’s access to critical resources,” emphasizes Chris Dove, Enterprise Architect, California Department of Finance. “Adding CyberArk Secure Browser to our CyberArk environment allows us to strictly enforce security policies without sacrificing productivity. We are able to better protect our data because employees can only access work systems through a secure, isolated browser – a browser that rotates passwords and prevents them from being stored in insecure locations and potentially stolen.”

A March survey1 of U.S. office workers highlights the browser-based security risks organizations face:

  • 78 percent of those surveyed use the same device to access confidential and sensitive company data as they do for private surfing.
  • 65 percent say they have to violate company safe browsing policies to complete their tasks. 12 percent “always” violate the guidelines.
  • 59 percent store work-related logins and passwords in the browser they use in everyday work.

Part of the CyberArk Identity Security Platform

CyberArk Secure Browser is available to CyberArk Identity Security Platform customers. It protects organizations' most valuable assets by providing a secure, passwordless user experience and easy access to privileged information and systems. This helps prevent security breaches caused by cookie theft or session hijacking. Recent attacks and new research from CyberArk Labs have shown how easy it is for cybercriminals to bypass authentication tools and gain unauthorized access to sensitive data and systems using techniques such as cookie theft.

The CyberArk Secure Browser solves companies' most important security challenges:

  • Secures all access via browser, including privileged and sensitive access
  • Completely integrated into identity and access management as well as into the company's entire security architecture
  • Provides users with a secure way to access corporate resources using their own or unmanaged devices
  • Separates professional and private applications and domains
  • Enables easy, quick access to resources for all types of users, including those at high risk
  • Facilitates compliance with regulatory and audit requirements
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About CyberArk

CyberArk is the global leader in identity security. With Privileged Access Management as a core component, CyberArk provides comprehensive security for any identity - human or non-human - across business applications, distributed work environments, hybrid cloud workloads and DevOps lifecycles. The world's leading companies rely on CyberArk to secure their most critical data, infrastructure and applications. Around a third of the DAX 30 and 20 of the Euro Stoxx 50 companies use CyberArk's solutions.


 

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