Sophos Synchronised Security Service Provider

INTRODUCTION

Cybersecurity Evolved

Synchronized Security includes endpoint, network, mobile, Wi-Fi, email, and encryption products, all sharing information in real-time and responding automatically to incidents.

Isolate infected endpoints, blocking lateral movement
Restrict Wi-Fi for non-compliant mobile devices
Scan endpoints on detection of compromised mailboxes
Revoke encryption keys if a threat is detected
Identify all apps on the network

Synchronized Security Features

Reduce cyber risk

Automated incident response minimises exposure to security threats, while cross-product data sharing reveals previously hidden risks.

Enhance cross-estate visibility

Get previously unseen insights into network traffic and users, while viewing and controlling all your security in one place.

Increase Return on Investment

Scale your security without scaling your resources by consolidating all your protection in a single cloud-based platform.

Frequently Asked Questions

Sophos is a worldwide leader in next-generation cybersecurity, protecting more than 500,000 organisations and millions of consumers in more than 150 countries from today’s most advanced cyber threats.

Powered by threat intelligence, AI, and machine learning from SophosLabs and SophosAI, Sophos delivers a broad portfolio of advanced products and services to secure users, networks, and endpoints against ransomware, malware, exploits, phishing, and a wide range of other cyberattacks.

Cyber security is the practice in which a business protects its critical data, network infrastructure, and devices from digital attacks.

Set out a clear cyber security policy for your organisation. Ensure that all employees are aware of the data security processes, as many cyber-attackers will target employees via fraudulent emails. It’s also important to keep your software up to date and invest in robust security technology/services such as endpoint protection, SIEM, and penetration testing, that will highlight to you where your vulnerabilities are.

‘Endpoint’ refers to end users’ devices that are connected to a company network, therefore these devices need security in place to stop cybercriminals or malware from getting into the network and stealing business-critical data.