![]() Just as you cannot ask a friendly visitor to surrender their weapons at the castle gate, you cannot ask contractors or freelancers to install intrusive agents on their devices due to privacy and performance concerns. ![]() However, there is one vulnerability that has remained untouchable – the enemy infiltrators disguised as allies: Unmanaged devices which belong to third parties like contractors, partners, or freelancers. The threat has become more pressing due to the tsunami-like surge of attacks over the past years and the growing number of BYOD policies at organizations.Įnterprises, like citadels, fortify their networks and data with sturdy walls (firewalls), vigilant guards (agents on endpoints), and advanced defense systems (cloud and IoT security). Those attacks have many faces, including stealing sensitive information like corporate data and credentials. Secure all your organization’s devices in a few clicks.īy Antoine Korulski and Adi Goldshtein Harel CISOs face major challenges in 2023 when defending against threats coming from unmanaged devices, used by third-party service providers, or employee personal devices (BYOD) to access SaaS or corporate web applications.
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