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Proactive Remote Computer Solutions Uses Comodo Endpoint Security to Protect Itself and Its Customers
技术
- 网络安全和隐私 - 端点安全
- 网络安全和隐私 - 网络安全
- 网络安全和隐私 - 安全合规
适用行业
- Professional Service
- Software
适用功能
- 商业运营
- 设施管理
用例
- 入侵检测系统
- 远程资产管理
服务
- 软件设计与工程服务
- 系统集成
挑战
Large and small businesses today rely on technology for sharing information, conducting commerce, and collaborating across offices and geographies. The rising adoption of laptops, tablets, smartphones, and a mobile workforce has put a strain on the IT community, forcing administrators to prepare for every type of IT challenge. With advanced technology adoption comes advanced risk. Every device that connects to a company’s network represents a potential entry point for malware. In an age of cyber terrorism, those looking to commit evil against a company or individual only need a simple computer to create havoc. Years of data, transactions, intellectual property, and competitive secrets can be shared with the world when one employee opens an email from their mobile phone and releases a virus. No company, industry, or government agency is immune to these threats. Enormous breaches affecting millions of people have been seen this year alone. Companies are looking to take preventative steps to implement technologies that can protect them from zero-day threats. Proactive Remote Computer Solutions in Rome, New York, is one such company that looked to Comodo to secure their endpoints and help protect and secure the endpoints of its customers.
关于客户
Proactive Remote Computer Solutions (PRCS) is a Managed Services Provider based in Rome, New York, offering complete IT system management, including managed gateway solutions, networking, computer repair, and endpoint security to its clients on a local and global scale. With an experienced and growing team, PRCS needed to implement an endpoint security solution that would secure and centrally manage its own laptops, desktops, and server endpoints with minimum administrative effort. Additionally, they required a scalable technology that they could sell and use to manage and secure their customers' endpoints. PRCS is committed to providing leading security and protection for both their own and their customers' endpoints, ensuring that their IT service standards are met and exceeded.
解决方案
Comodo Endpoint Security Manager (ESM) was chosen by Proactive Remote Computer Solutions to address their endpoint security needs. ESM brings together seven layers of defense, including antivirus, firewall, web URL filtering, host intrusion prevention, auto-sandbox (containment), file reputation, and virus scope (behavioral analyzer), under a single offering. This comprehensive solution protects customers of all sizes from both known and unknown threats. Comodo’s patent-pending automatic containment technology eliminates malware outbreaks and operating system contamination by automatically running untrusted processes in a secure and isolated environment. This ensures that the company’s endpoints are never put at risk. The unique containment technology of Comodo ESM focuses on prevention rather than detection, setting it apart from other solutions in the market. The ESM dashboard provides panoramic insight and control over all aspects of endpoint protection, saving time, money, and resources without sacrificing features or security protection. Comodo’s Real-time Automatic Threat Containment (RATC) technology, part of ESM, further enhances security by automatically running untrusted processes in a secure environment, preventing malware outbreaks and operating system contamination.
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