InfoTrust Key Partners Win at the SC Awards
At this year’s RSA conference in San Francisco, SC Media announced the winners for the 2018 SC Award Winners, which included a number of InfoTrust’s partners. Congratulations to;
- Symantec – Winner of Best Data Leakage Prevention (DLP) Solution
- Agari – Winner of Best Email Security Solution
- CrowdStrike – Best Enterprise Security Solution
- CrowdStrike – Best Security Company
We are extremely proud to partner with these award-winning vendors and pride ourselves on selecting vendors to work with who provide best-in-breed technology solutions to our customers.
These technologies underpin our three core areas; Secure Email Ecosystem, Threat Detection and Response, and Cloud Security.
InfoTrust is a market leader in helping organisations to secure their email ecosystem and since partnering with Agari at the beginning of 2017, we have undertaken a number of large-scale email authentication projects with Australian businesses. The Agari Email Trust Platform works to solve the inherent flaws within email, organisations are able to utilise the AI-based solution combining their email data sets to develop a model for what legitimate communications look like and helping to reduce the reliance on employees to identify socially engineered cyberattacks. It streamlines the deployment and implementation of DMARC, a globally known email authentication standard. This technology combined with InfoTrust’s professional services and customer success approach, has meant that a number of Australian organisations are now at a point where they have authenticated their domains, reduce the number of fraudulent emails purporting to be their company and rebuilt their customers’ trust.
To read more about the email authentication project InfoTrust undertook with the Department of Human Services click here.
Symantec’s Data Loss Prevention solution, a leader in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for 10 consecutive years now, enables organisations to identify sensitive information that resides within their business and ensures it is properly managed. With the introduction of legislation such as the Notifiable Data Breaches Scheme and the EU GDPR regulation, now more than ever it is imperative that companies are able to confidently manage their data, setting policies and enabling advanced protection on sensitive information that may be leaving the business. InfoTrust partners with customers to implement Symantec’s DLP solution but also aids organisations with the production of robust cybersecurity frameworks, helping them to mature their cybersecurity practices and policies.
CrowdStrike has quickly become one of the market leading Endpoint Security solutions globally, recognised earlier this year by Gartner as a leading visionary within their quadrant, their innovative technology and services provide a differentiated offering to others within the market. InfoTrust works with customers to leverage CrowdStrike’s cutting-edge Endpoint Detection & Response capabilities, enabling organisations to gain a real-time view of and attack chain and other endpoint forensics, from modern-day attacks, including malwareless.
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