Nebula platform protects cloud threat vectors

Nebula platform protects cloud threat vectors

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Cloud Storage Scanning (CSS) functionality is added to the Nebula endpoint detection and response (EDR) threat detection and remediation platform. The new functions help to reduce attack vectors easily and effectively

The Nebula real-time cyber protection platform is enhanced with additional threat prevention capabilities specifically designed for resource-constrained organizations to reduce potential attack vectors through a simple cloud-based user interface. With the Cloud Storage Scanning (CSS) function, business-critical assets stored in the cloud can be effectively protected against malware and other digital threats.

Cloud-based management of EPP and EDR

Malwarebytes' cloud-based Nebula platform provides centralized management of Endpoint Protection (EP) and Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) capabilities, including industry-leading threat remediation technology (e.g., malware) that also Deletes residual files or code that comparable solutions would miss. Enterprises can now also add additional modules to the platform to increase their protection against web-based threats as well as software and operating system exploits. The latest extension to counter threats injected via cloud storage repositories is the latest module available for the platform.

Manufacturer-independent multi-engine scan

Malwarebytes' CSS feature ideally complements the security features provided by cloud storage providers with a vendor-agnostic, multi-engine scanning approach specifically designed to detect threats in cloud-stored files. CSS allows Malwarebytes customers to have a centralized view of various cloud storage repositories such as Box and OneDrive. This is an easy and effective way to scan and remove malware hidden in cloud files. It is also possible to generate reports on the security status of cloud files for data governance and cyber insurance purposes.

Malwarebytes solutions are easy for users to learn and use, making them ideal for businesses of all sizes. They offer powerful and scalable features and can be activated in minutes to minimize attack vectors:

  • Vulnerability and patch management: Identifies and remediates vulnerabilities in software and operating systems by assessing the overall threat landscape and vulnerabilities in the system and automatically prioritizes remediation based on the assessment.
  • DNS filter: Protects against web-based attacks that compromise web applications and end-user productivity by preventing access to websites classified as potentially malicious. IT security experts are also supported in defining and managing exceptions for the filter.
  • Cloud Storage Scanning: Protects files shared across collaboration platforms like Box and OneDrive by scanning remote cloud storage for malware and enabling rapid intervention when employees, partners, or contractors share potentially risky files.
  • Device control: Increases security, controls authorized use, and prevents malware intrusion via USB storage devices attached to Windows endpoints by verifying that devices are properly authorized before use.
  • Managed Detection and Response (MDR): Combines EDR technology with human expertise to detect, monitor and respond to threats XNUMX/XNUMX.
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Malwarebytes protects home users and businesses from dangerous threats, ransomware and exploits that are undetected by antivirus programs. Malwarebytes completely replaces other antivirus solutions in order to avert modern cybersecurity threats for private users and companies. More than 60.000 companies and millions of users trust Malwarebyte's innovative machine learning solutions and its security researchers to avert emerging threats and eliminate malware that antiquated security solutions fail to detect. You can find more information at www.malwarebytes.com.


 

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