Application Security

ENSURING ORGANIZATIONAL DATA INTEGRITY

In the rush to innovate, build, roll-out and market new applications, security often gets compromised. cyber-attackers exploit minor security flaws and vulnerabilities within applications to cause large-scale losses to enterprises. Application security aims to protect software application code and data against cyber threats.

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Email Security

Email is a critical tool for everyday business communication and productivity. It is also one of the most common vectors abused by cybercriminals to penetrate an organization. Typical issues are unsolicited commercial email (spam), viruses and advanced persistent threats. All organizations need protection against all these threats.

Softlabs offers advanced multi-layered protection against the full spectrum of email-borne threats.

Web Security

Browsing the web is often an invitation to a whole host of security threats, but it is such an integral part of the business that it needs to be offered to users in a secured manner. Users need to be protected from visiting unsafe or non-business sites. They also need protection from downloads of malicious content including viruses and zero-day attacks.

Softlabs offers both on premise and on-cloud versions of Web Security solutions, both in standalone format as well as bundled with firewalls.

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Web Application Firewalls

A regular network firewall has very limited visibility into your Layer 7 traffic. In order to protect your applications, a dedicated solution called a Web Application Firewall (WAF) is required.

Web Application Firewall (WAF) is a security device designed to protect organizations at the application level by filtering, monitoring and analyzing hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP) and hypertext transfer protocol secure (HTTPS) traffic between the web application and the internet. WAF helps protect the organization from a variety of application layer attacks, including Cross Site Scripting (XSS), SQL injection, Zero Day attacks, and Denial of Service (DoS)/Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks.