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Keepit’s Data Protection Dashboard

Data backup and recovery in SaaS environments can be complex, but at Keepit, we’re continually simplifying the process. With our Data Protection Dashboard, we’re delivering real-time insights via one centralized hub, providing the visibility needed to help enterprises manage their backups across SaaS applications like Microsoft 365 and Salesforce with confidence.

Our mission with this project is pretty simple: We want to give our users a centralized hub for all application dashboards, thereby simplifying monitoring, license usage, and anomaly detection to enhance cyber resilience and security.

What is observability, and why does it matter?

In the context of data protection, observability refers to the ability to gain deep visibility into operations, enabling teams to detect, diagnose, and address issues quickly and effectively. This is especially important for ensuring the reliability and effectiveness of backup and restore processes in complex SaaS environments. With enhanced observability, enterprises can maintain confidence in their data protection strategies and stay resilient against potential disruptions.

This focus on observability is what drives Keepit’s latest innovation: The Data Protection Dashboard. By providing real-time insights into backup and restore operations, the dashboard delivers centralized visibility, helping enterprises manage their backups across SaaS applications like Microsoft 365 and Salesforce with ease and confidence. Moreover, Keepit ensures a seamless user experience by supporting flexible transitions between different types of dashboards, tailored to the specific focus of a task at hand.

What is Keepit’s Data Protection Dashboard?

The Data Protection Dashboard is a workload-based tool designed to simplify and centralize the monitoring of all backups across SaaS environments. As a key aspect of observability, it provides real-time visibility into backup health, coverage, and integrity, offering actionable insights in one place. This centralized view enables users to monitor and manage backup and restore operations with ease, reducing complexity and enhancing operational efficiency.

A standout feature of the dashboard is its ability to support seamless transitions between different types of dashboards. This ensures a smooth user experience, allowing users to focus on specific tasks — whether it’s troubleshooting, compliance reporting, or scaling data protection efforts — without losing context or accessibility.

This flexibility reduces the need for users to switch between multiple tools or interfaces, ensuring their workflow remains uninterrupted while managing various tasks like compliance reporting or troubleshooting.

By tailoring the experience to the needs of the task at hand, Keepit ensures flexibility while maintaining comprehensive observability.

Why is a centralized hub for monitoring important?

Today, users are juggling multiple dashboards, each tied to a specific connector. While these dashboards provide some insights, they rarely offer the comprehensive, centralized visibility needed to make informed decisions — particularly at scale — and this brings challenges to visibility and difficulties in managing more complex integrations. For enterprises, this approach is simply not scalable nor sustainable, and ultimately, it leads to uncertainty.

By consolidating backup monitoring into one unified view, our Data Protection Dashboard provides a clear picture of backup operations across connectors and applications, enabling teams to stay on top of their data protection strategies.

This dashboard is part of Keepit’s ongoing effort to make observability more accessible and intuitive for our users, which ultimately strengthens data security and supports business continuity.

Key features of Keepit’s Data Protection Dashboard

1. Backup status overview

Gain quick insights into the operational state of your backups with a comprehensive status overview:

  • Connector health status: Visual indicators highlight any critical issues.
  • Snapshot activity insights: View the time of the latest snapshot, the number of snapshots created in the past 48 hours, and the total backup size.
  • Recommended actions: Quickly identify and resolve issues at the connector level.

These insights ensure that your backup strategy stays on track, maintaining the resilience, compliance, and security of your data.

2. Backup coverage overview

This feature helps users identify potential gaps in their backup coverage, offering a granular view of data protection, and with historic insights:

  • Workload division within applications: Displays selected workloads, such as Exchange or SharePoint, divided into individual areas within applications such as Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace.
  • Coverage comparison: Highlights the number of units selected for backup versus those successfully covered, i.e., users can easily check if the coverage of the top-level SharePoint sites matches the selection. In this context, a “unit” refers to a specific entity, such as a top-level SharePoint site, while the “individual area” represents the overall SharePoint workload.
  • Data size metrics: Provides details on the total size of each workload area.

This comparison ensures that enterprises can address any inconsistencies and maintain comprehensive data protection.

A note on retroactive data: The Data Protection Dashboard applies to backups created after its release date. Data backed up before the launch isn’t included in these new insights. 

3. Backup integrity monitoring (coming soon)

Aimed at reducing vulnerabilities, this upcoming feature monitors items that are recurrently skipped during backups:

  • Skipped items list: Identify and download a detailed list of consistently skipped items.
  • Proactive insights: Pinpoint potential vulnerabilities and share findings with support teams if needed.

This feature is especially valuable for enterprises aiming to refine their backup strategies and ensure maximum data integrity.

Benefits: Why accessible data insights matter

For enterprises managing complex SaaS environments, time is critical, and risks are high. Accessible and intuitive insights are not just convenient — they’re essential to effective SaaS data protection. The insights from Keepit’s Data Protection Dashboard:

  • Enable faster action: Provide real-time visibility into backup health and coverage so teams can respond to issues before they escalate into larger problems.
  • Bridge the gap between complexity and usability: Simplify the management of SaaS environments with complex configurations, including role-based access controls, compliance requirements, and varied workloads, making it easier to monitor backup health, spot vulnerabilities, and ensure compliance.
  • Support the shared responsibility model: Help SaaS customers take ownership of their data protection responsibilities by providing the tools they need to secure and recover data effectively.
  • Align observability with resilience: Ensure users can quickly identify and resolve issues, maintaining the integrity of their data protection strategy and facilitating faster recovery.
  • Reduce risk: Minimize the chances of missed backups, incomplete coverage, or skipped items that could result in data loss.
  • Boost compliance: Provide clear metrics and reports to make demonstrating adherence to regulatory standards and internal policies easier.
  • Simplify scaling: Keep monitoring manageable as the number of workloads and connectors grows, enabling data protection to scale without adding complexity.

Ultimately, accessible insights give enterprises the confidence to protect their data, recover quickly, and maintain compliance in even the most complex SaaS environments.

Building a foundation for resilience

With the Data Protection Dashboard, Keepit is addressing a key challenge for modern enterprises: How to gain real-time, actionable insights into backup operations while managing complex SaaS environments. By providing a centralized hub, we’re helping organizations move away from fragmented dashboards toward a more unified and reliable approach to data protection.

The new dashboard is not just a feature; it’s a reflection of our commitment to improving observability and empowering enterprises to safeguard their critical data with confidence. As we continue to refine and expand its capabilities, our users will have even more tools to strengthen their backup strategies and ensure business continuity.

Stay tuned for updates as we roll out additional features and enhancements to the Data Protection Dashboard.

About Keepit
At Keepit, we believe in a digital future where all software is delivered as a service. Keepit’s mission is to protect data in the cloud Keepit is a software company specializing in Cloud-to-Cloud data backup and recovery. Deriving from +20 year experience in building best-in-class data protection and hosting services, Keepit is pioneering the way to secure and protect cloud data at scale.

About Version 2 Digital

Version 2 Digital is one of the most dynamic IT companies in Asia. The company distributes a wide range of IT products across various areas including cyber security, cloud, data protection, end points, infrastructures, system monitoring, storage, networking, business productivity and communication products.

Through an extensive network of channels, point of sales, resellers, and partnership companies, Version 2 offers quality products and services which are highly acclaimed in the market. Its customers cover a wide spectrum which include Global 1000 enterprises, regional listed companies, different vertical industries, public utilities, Government, a vast number of successful SMEs, and consumers in various Asian cities.

Why Admin Portal Security is Crucial and How JumpCloud Keeps You Protected

In today’s rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape, admin portals are the gateways to your organization. As such, they are prime targets for attackers looking to exploit vulnerabilities for financial gain, data theft, or operational disruption. Organizations that fail to secure these portals risk breaches, regulatory fines, and reputational damage.

This blog leverages the 4-3-2-1 framework to explain why admin portal access security matters and how JumpCloud helps protect your most privileged resource with a single identity of users with admin roles.

4 Reasons Admin Portal Security is Critical

Admin Portals Are the Keys to the Kingdom

Admin portals provide privileged access to an organization’s most sensitive systems like identities, devices, emails, and more. A compromise can have catastrophic consequences, leading to brand and reputation damage. In the wrong hands, an admin role can be used to manipulate systems, steal valuable data, or disrupt operations entirely. Protecting the admin portal is crucial to safeguarding the entire organization’s security posture.

 

Note: Fact: 74% of breaches involve credential or privilege misuse of human accounts as users and admins (Verizon DBIR, 2023).

Credential Compromise Is the Top Attack Vector

Weak or stolen credentials are the leading cause of data breaches across industries. Admin portals, in particular, are high-value targets for attackers, as they provide unrestricted access to sensitive systems and critical infrastructure. Phishing, brute-force attacks, and credential stuffing are just a few methods attackers use to escalate privileges, bypass security controls, and cause widespread damage. 

Protecting these accounts with a strong authentication method as a second factor, alongside password as the first factor, is essential for reducing the risk of breaches.

 

Note: Fact: 19% of breaches stem from credential compromise, costing an average of $4.5 million per incident (IBM, 2023).

Orphaned Admin Accounts Are a Hidden Threat

Orphaned admin accounts if left active after an employee leaves the company or changes roles, pose a significant security risk. These accounts often remain unnoticed and unmonitored, creating potential entry points for malicious actors to gain unauthorized access, bypassing controls that would normally prevent them. 

This risk is particularly high when admin roles are not tied to a centralized user identity management system, leading to unrevoked access even after an employee is no longer with the company.

 

Note: Fact: 58% of organizations experienced breaches due to orphaned accounts (Ponemon Institute).

Compliance Demands Tight Admin Controls

Many industries are governed by strict regulatory frameworks such as GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI DSS, which require organizations to implement robust security controls around admin access. Failure to enforce strong admin access policies such as MFA and role-based access controls can lead to regulatory penalties, legal consequences, and a loss of customer trust. 

Additionally, maintaining detailed audit logs and tracking admin activities is a key compliance requirement, ensuring that any unusual or unauthorized access can be detected and investigated promptly.

 

Note: Fact: Non-compliance costs businesses an average of $14.82 million annually (Global Data Protection Compliance).

3 Ways JumpCloud Elevates Security

Single Identity Management

Admin roles, when tied directly to a user’s primary identity, offer several advantages such as centralized identity management and reducing credential or MFA fatigue associated with maintaining separate user and admin accounts. 

JumpCloud’s ability to create admin roles from existing users ensures that when employees leave or change roles, their admin access is automatically revoked, preventing orphaned admin accounts. 

Additionally, when a user with an admin role needs to access the admin portal, they can authenticate using their primary credentials, with a step-up MFA to ensure secure access to the highly privileged resource.

High authentication assurance MFA factors to counter modern attacks

Cyber adversaries are evolving their tactics, using phishing, man-in-the-middle attacks, and token theft to bypass traditional MFA methods.

With JumpCloud, admins can configure phishing resistant passwordless MFA methods for users with admin roles and secure the admin portal with JumpCloud Go or WebAuthn-based (FIDO2) device authenticators or hardware security keys. This offers advanced, secure access protection, thus ensuring credentials alone are not enough to access the “keys to the kingdom.”

Always-On MFA for secure access to admin portal

Always-on MFA is essential to safeguard critical systems like the admin portal. This continuous layer of authentication from JumpCloud ensures that only verified users with admin roles are granted access using advanced MFA methods every time they access a sensitive and privileged resource like the admin portal.

2 Real-World Outcomes You’ll Achieve

Streamlined Security Across the Organization

Simplify and secure identity lifecycle management with centralized control, streamlined access, a high level of security for JumpCloud Admin Portal; plus you can ensure no orphaned admin accounts are left behind, reducing the risk of breaches.

Regulatory Compliance Made Simple

Detailed audit logs traceable to the user and their actions based on roles, and always-on MFA help you meet compliance requirements while reducing potential penalties for non-compliance.

1 Action to Take Today

Admin Portal security is no longer a luxury; it’s a necessity. 

Organizations must adopt a proactive approach to securing their most privileged accounts. The stakes are high – one breach can lead to financial losses, operational disruptions, and lasting reputational damage.

As Super Admins (Administrators with Billing) of your organization, it is essential that you manage your admins from existing users and secure their access to the JumpCloud Admin portal right away. JumpCloud’s robust phishing resistant JumpCloud Go, WebAuthn-based device authenticators, hardware security keys, and JumpCloud Protect are all native, fully-integrated MFA methods that you can leverage to do so.

Learn more to protect what matters most. Secure your JumpCloud Admin Portal today.If you are new to JumpCloud and interested as an IT admin, Sign up for a free demo today to explore the JumpCloud platform offerings and start managing your entire IT infrastructure of devices and identity, efficiently from one console. You can also experience our guided simulations.

About JumpCloud
At JumpCloud, our mission is to build a world-class cloud directory. Not just the evolution of Active Directory to the cloud, but a reinvention of how modern IT teams get work done. The JumpCloud Directory Platform is a directory for your users, their IT resources, your fleet of devices, and the secure connections between them with full control, security, and visibility.

About Version 2 Digital

Version 2 Digital is one of the most dynamic IT companies in Asia. The company distributes a wide range of IT products across various areas including cyber security, cloud, data protection, end points, infrastructures, system monitoring, storage, networking, business productivity and communication products.

Through an extensive network of channels, point of sales, resellers, and partnership companies, Version 2 offers quality products and services which are highly acclaimed in the market. Its customers cover a wide spectrum which include Global 1000 enterprises, regional listed companies, different vertical industries, public utilities, Government, a vast number of successful SMEs, and consumers in various Asian cities.

Redacting Message Fields for Privacy Purposes

Many organizations today have strict data privacy regulations that they must comply with. These privacy regulations can often clash with the requirements of security, application and operations teams who need detailed log information. This how to guide walks you through redacting message fields for privacy purposes.

At Graylog, many of the organizations who use our tool are logging sensitive data that may contain personally identifiable information, health related data or financial data. Often, to ensure compliance with data privacy laws, this information must be redacted or hidden from many of the end users of the tool.

I’m going to walk through a simple way we can use processing pipelines to scrub personally identifiable information from a log message so that it is only visible to an elevated Graylog user account.

Caution: To achieve this functionality we need to replicate the message. This will increase the amount of data written to OpenSearch which may impact licensing or storage requirements.

Configuration

In my lab environment I have Auditbeat running on my host machine.. Log messages are sent to a Graylog Illuminate stream called “Illuminate:Linux Auditbeat Messages”.

Message Stream

In these messages I can see my username. First in the user_name field and again in the message field.

redacting message fields that require redacting

Pipeline Rule

For privacy purposes I am going to redact these usernames and route the messages into a separate stream, “Auditbeat Redacted”. I’ll retain the unredacted message in the “Illuminate:Linux Auditbeat Messages” stream. We’ll then restrict the access rights to these different streams.

To achieve this we need to write a pipeline rule that will create a copy of the message, edit the contents, route it into the new stream and remove the copy from the original stream.

This is what the complete pipeline rule looks like, I’ll walk through it line by line:

rule “redact_usernames”
when

    // check whether the message has the username field and hasn’t already been redacted
    has_field(“user_name”)
    AND NOT contains(to_string($message.user_name), “REDACTED”)

then   
   
    // clone the message
    let cloned_mess = clone_message();
   
    // grab the username and replace it in the message component
    let x = to_string($message.user_name);
    let new_field = replace(to_string(cloned_mess.message), x, “REDACTED”);
    set_field(field: “message”, value:new_field, message:cloned_mess);
   
    // replace the username field with REDACTED
    set_field(field:“user_name”, value:“REDACTED”, message:cloned_mess);
   
    // route into Auditbeat Redacted stream
    route_to_stream(id:“637e24115833463dd73bf617”, message:cloned_mess, remove_from_default:true);
   
    // remove from original stream
    remove_from_stream(id:“638f5d7cacb74d540a215aa9”, message:cloned_mess);

end

Identify The Message

The first step in the rule is to identify the messages we want to modify. This is achieved by finding messages with the relevant username field and also performing a check to ensure the message hasn’t already been modified. This check is important and I’ll explain why in the next part:

 

when

    // check whether the message has the username field and hasn’t already been redacted
    has_field(“user_name”)
    AND NOT contains(to_string($message.user_name), “REDACTED”)

Clone The Message


After we have identified the message we want to process we then clone the message. 

IMPORTANT: When a message is cloned an exact copy of the message is created however it will be given a new message ID. From the view of the processing pipeline, this message has not been processed so it will flow through the pipeline as a newly seen message. If the check in the previous block was not performed, we would end up in an infinite loop of cloning the same message:

 

// clone the message
 let cloned_mess = clone_message();


As the message field in the log contains the username, we are going to first redact it from here, before removing it from the auditbeat_user_name field itself. I am using the original $message field to find the username, but then replacing the the message field in the cloned message, cloned_mess:

 

// grab the username and replace it in the message component
    let x = to_string($message.user_name);
    let new_field = replace(to_string(cloned_mess.message), x, “REDACTED”);
    set_field(field: “message”, value:new_field, message:cloned_mess);

 

We then replace the username field with “REDACTED”:

// replace the username field with REDACTED
    set_field(field:“user_name”, value:“REDACTED”, message:cloned_mess);

Stream Routing

Before routing and removing from the relevant streams:

    // route into Auditbeat Redacted stream
    route_to_stream(id:“637e24115833463dd73bf617”, message:cloned_mess, remove_from_default:true);
   
    // remove from original stream
    remove_from_stream(id:“638f5d7cacb74d540a215aa9”, message:cloned_mess);

end

 

Once we have written the rule, we need to apply it to our Auditbeat stream. Create a new pipeline, ensure you have selected the relevant stream in the Pipeline Connections, and apply the rule at an appropriate stage. In my case I only have 1 rule so I am applying it at Stage 0:

redacting message fields pipeline

Search And Share

If we now go to the Search page, we should be able to see the redacted and non-redacted fields when switching between the Auditbeat stream and the Auditbeat Redacted stream:

Search and Share

search and share

We can now share these streams out with the relevant user accounts. In my example I have created a test account of an analyst who is only allowed to view the REDACTED stream. On the Streams page I can click on Share and assign this user Viewer rights to this stream:

Redacting message fields and sharing the information

If we log in under this user, you can see that they only have access to the Auditbeat Redacted stream:

redacting message fields stream

redacting message fields

Additional Thoughts

Finally, with Graylog Operations and Graylog Security, you will be able to audit which users are accessing sensitive data inside of Graylog for even more control and oversight.

As you can see, processing pipelines are a very powerful way to modify, enrich and filter your log messages. If there are particularly novel or complex pipelines that you think would be useful to the rest of the community, please share them on the Graylog Marketplace.

About Graylog  
At Graylog, our vision is a secure digital world where organizations of all sizes can effectively guard against cyber threats. We’re committed to turning this vision into reality by providing Threat Detection & Response that sets the standard for excellence. Our cloud-native architecture delivers SIEM, API Security, and Enterprise Log Management solutions that are not just efficient and effective—whether hosted by us, on-premises, or in your cloud—but also deliver a fantastic Analyst Experience at the lowest total cost of ownership. We aim to equip security analysts with the best tools for the job, empowering every organization to stand resilient in the ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape.

About Version 2 Digital

Version 2 Digital is one of the most dynamic IT companies in Asia. The company distributes a wide range of IT products across various areas including cyber security, cloud, data protection, end points, infrastructures, system monitoring, storage, networking, business productivity and communication products.

Through an extensive network of channels, point of sales, resellers, and partnership companies, Version 2 offers quality products and services which are highly acclaimed in the market. Its customers cover a wide spectrum which include Global 1000 enterprises, regional listed companies, different vertical industries, public utilities, Government, a vast number of successful SMEs, and consumers in various Asian cities.

8 Ways to Improve Threat Containment in 2025

The days of hoping a good firewall and strong passwords will keep attackers at bay are long gone. As we approach 2025, cyber threats are not only growing in number but becoming smarter and harder to predict. For large enterprises, the question is no longer if an attack will happen but when—and how well you can keep it from spiraling out of control.

Threat containment is the art (and increasingly the science) of isolating and neutralizing cyber threats before they cause widespread damage. Whether it’s halting a ransomware attack before it spreads across your network or isolating a rogue IoT device that’s been hijacked, effective containment strategies can mean the difference between a manageable incident and a full-blown crisis.

Let’s explore some of the top strategies enterprises should embrace to contain threats in the fast-evolving cybersecurity landscape of 2025.

Top Threat Containment Areas of Focus for 2025

1. Strengthening Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)

Endpoints—whether laptops, smartphones, or IoT devices—remain among the weakest links in an enterprise’s security perimeter. Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) systems have become vital tools for detecting and containing threats at the device level.

In 2025, the focus will shift to:

  • Automated remediation: Modern EDR solutions can isolate an infected endpoint immediately, cutting it off from the network to prevent lateral movement.
  • Extended Detection and Response (XDR): Integrating endpoint security with telemetry from email, network traffic, and cloud environments for better threat visibility and faster containment.

2. Investing in AI-Driven Threat Intelligence

Artificial intelligence and machine learning are transforming cybersecurity by providing faster, more accurate insights into potential threats. AI-driven threat intelligence tools can sift through massive amounts of data to identify patterns and anomalies, empowering enterprises to act proactively.

For threat containment, AI-driven solutions help:

  • Predict attack vectors: Understand and anticipate how attackers might pivot after an initial breach.
  • Automate containment measures: Trigger quarantines for specific devices or users based on predefined criteria.
  • Reduce dwell time: Rapidly identify and neutralize threats before they spread.

3. Implementing Network Segmentation

Network segmentation involves dividing an enterprise’s IT infrastructure into smaller, isolated segments. This strategy ensures that a breach in one part of the network doesn’t immediately compromise the entire organization.

For 2025, enterprises should:

  • Use software-defined segmentation: Leverage tools that create virtual segments dynamically, making it harder for attackers to navigate.
  • Integrate NAC solutions: Network Access Control (NAC) ensures only authorized devices can communicate within each segment.
  • Pair with micro-segmentation: Apply granular controls within segments to further limit potential pathways for attackers.

4. Enhancing Incident Response Plans

An incident response (IR) plan is essential for effective threat containment, and 2025 calls for a refresh to reflect modern attack methods. Enterprises should focus on:

  • Tabletop exercises: Regularly simulate breaches to test the efficiency of containment measures and improve cross-team coordination.
  • Playbooks for automated containment: Predefined response scripts can automate threat isolation, such as blocking a malicious IP or disabling compromised accounts.
  • Post-incident analytics: Utilize insights from past incidents to fine-tune response strategies and close security gaps.

5. Focusing on Secure IoT Management

With IoT devices proliferating across industries, securing these endpoints has become a critical challenge. Many IoT devices lack robust security features, making them easy targets for attackers seeking entry points into enterprise networks.

To contain threats originating from IoT devices:

  • Enforce IoT-specific NAC policies: Ensure that IoT devices can only access designated network segments.
  • Conduct regular firmware updates: Patch vulnerabilities to reduce attack vectors.
  • Implement anomaly detection: Monitor IoT behavior for deviations that could indicate compromise.

6. Leveraging Cloud-Native Security

As enterprises continue to migrate workloads to the cloud, containing threats in hybrid and multi-cloud environments becomes increasingly complex. Cloud-native security solutions provide flexibility and scalability to manage threats across diverse environments.

Key strategies include:

  • Cloud workload protection platforms (CWPP): Secure workloads with automated scanning and threat remediation.
  • Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM): Continuously assess and rectify misconfigurations that could lead to breaches.
  • Identity and Access Management (IAM): Enforce least privilege principles and conditional access in cloud environments.

7. Utilizing Deception Technology

Deception technology deploys traps and decoys within the network to lure attackers away from valuable assets. By wasting an attacker’s time and resources, these tools give security teams the upper hand.

In 2025, expect to see:

  • Integrated deception solutions: Combined with EDR and SIEM systems, deception tools can automatically trigger containment measures when triggered.
  • Dynamic decoys: Deploying decoys that adapt based on the attacker’s tactics.

8. Prioritizing Human-Centric Security

While technology plays a critical role in threat containment, human error remains a significant vulnerability. Training employees to recognize and respond to threats effectively is crucial.

Enterprises should:

  • Run phishing simulations: Test employee awareness and improve response times.
  • Promote a security-first culture: Ensure employees understand their role in minimizing risks and containing threats.
  • Empower incident reporting: Create an environment where employees can report potential threats without fear of reprisal.

The Road Ahead for Threat Containment Success

Threat containment is a critical pillar of a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy, especially as the sophistication of cyberattacks continues to grow. For large enterprises, implementing these strategies not only minimizes potential damage but also ensures a resilient security posture. In 2025, success will depend on combining cutting-edge technology with proactive planning and robust human collaboration. By staying ahead of the curve, enterprises can turn threat containment from a reactive response into a strategic advantage.

About Portnox
Portnox provides simple-to-deploy, operate and maintain network access control, security and visibility solutions. Portnox software can be deployed on-premises, as a cloud-delivered service, or in hybrid mode. It is agentless and vendor-agnostic, allowing organizations to maximize their existing network and cybersecurity investments. Hundreds of enterprises around the world rely on Portnox for network visibility, cybersecurity policy enforcement and regulatory compliance. The company has been recognized for its innovations by Info Security Products Guide, Cyber Security Excellence Awards, IoT Innovator Awards, Computing Security Awards, Best of Interop ITX and Cyber Defense Magazine. Portnox has offices in the U.S., Europe and Asia. For information visit http://www.portnox.com, and follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn.。

About Version 2 Digital

Version 2 Digital is one of the most dynamic IT companies in Asia. The company distributes a wide range of IT products across various areas including cyber security, cloud, data protection, end points, infrastructures, system monitoring, storage, networking, business productivity and communication products.

Through an extensive network of channels, point of sales, resellers, and partnership companies, Version 2 offers quality products and services which are highly acclaimed in the market. Its customers cover a wide spectrum which include Global 1000 enterprises, regional listed companies, different vertical industries, public utilities, Government, a vast number of successful SMEs, and consumers in various Asian cities.

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