Enterprises adopt cloud solutions as business innovation needs surpass the capabilities of on-premises environments. However, migrating to the cloud introduces new cybersecurity challenges. You need to retain visibility, control and security as you move to hybrid cloud environments. At each critical stage of your cloud transformation journey, you need security management to stay ahead of advanced threats.*
Uncover the top solutions for improving your cloud security program.*
Develop a holistic cloud security strategy that aligns to your strategic and operational goals and objectives.*
Simplify and accelerate the adoption and management of cloud-native controls.*
Get the right level of visibility into your multicloud container environments.*
Protect your hybrid cloud environments with cloud security services*
Instead of one-off projects or cloud security tools, your organization gains a more cohesive, long-term strategy using a programmatic approach that considers all pillars of your cloud journey.*
Holistic cloud security strategy and assessment and gap analysis help you develop your future state and the roadmap to transform your cloud security controls.*
Implement secure-by-design best practices, threat management, response and recovery services to securely build, run and manage your applications.*
Get the right cloud skills and expertise to help design and implement hybrid cloud cybersecurity best practices based on business needs and regulatory requirements.*
Obtain centralized visibility, management and monitoring of cloud native controls, cloud security posture management, and containers from multiple cloud service providers (CSPs).*
See real-time, contextually-driven recommendations that help your team focus on actual incidents rather than false positives and help enable faster decision making.*
Customer data can be accessed via both the application and the infrastructure. Customers can control access to their data at the application layer via Access Control
Lists (ACLs). Default ACLs are available out-of-the-box and can be customized to suit.*
Built-in, multi-provider SSO, SAML 2.0, LDAP, OAuth 2.0, and others. *
Customers can set their own password policies, either in their instance or in the external directory service used for SAML or LDAP.*
Only CyberSolutions personnel with a defined and approved support role may access the cloud infrastructure. Access is via regionally-deployed, secure virtual desktop environments. These require two-factor authentication from clients within CyberSolutions address space, identified by CyberSolutions-issued digital certificates.*
Customer data is hosted only within their chosen regional data center (DC) pair. Regional DC pairs are pre-defined by CyberSolutions. There is no defined primary and secondary site within a DC pair, but an individual instance will be served from one of the DCs at any given time until transferred to the other. Data center transfers are transparent to the end-user.*
CyberSolutions operates data centers in North America (Canada is the default location, with additional centers in the United States), South East Asia (South Korea and
Singapore), Europe (Germany, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Ireland), U.K. (England and Wales), Japan, Australia, and Brazil.