CISO Global, Inc., a provider of managed cybersecurity and compliance solutions, is introducing Argo Edge, combining the most sought-after security technologies on the market with CISO’s proprietary IP and threat feeds for a pre-built and easy-to-implement combined platform. This new solution has been independently valued at $49 million.
“We believe this valuation solidifies CISO Global as a growing leader in the cybersecurity industry, and that the solution’s capabilities validate the company’s ability to deliver on its mission to demystify and accelerate its clients’ journey to cyber resilience,” said David Jemmett, CEO of CISO Global. “Unlike most security platforms currently on the market that add complexity and increase the need for additional staff to manage them, Argo Edge leverages automation and preconfigures highly complex security processes.”
According to the company, with its unique approach, Argo Edge layers together pre-configured, pre-integrated technologies that include cloud firewall as a service (FaaS), secure internet gateway, secure authentication, secure service edge (SSE), and containerized internet browser sessions for each user.
This solution provides Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB), and Data Loss Protection (DLP) capabilities across an organization’s cloud applications and environment, and overall improved network performance.
The AI component of Argo Edge further hardens networks by learning from each blocked attack and applying this new knowledge to unaffected environments as a forward-thinking, protective functionality, according to the vendor.
Argo Edge is secure by design and default, out of the box. Its capabilities include secure user authentication, secure service edge, powerful web filtering, containerized sessions for all internal users to protect corporate assets from direct access, as well as any internet-facing activity.
Argo Edge is designed to address widespread struggles of enterprises to achieve true resiliency across modern, distributed networks due to a combination of vendor sprawl, tool overload, remote and hybrid workforces, and cybersecurity expertise gaps.
By aggregating and potentially replacing numerous tools, this solution empowers internal teams to manage technologies, while reducing the daily time and specialized skillsets required to do so. Security teams that may lack enough specialized cybersecurity workers can still manage extremely powerful technologies effectively, according to the company.
Argo Edge’s data visualizations will be delivered through Argo Security Management, an umbrella platform that aggregates and visualizes key security data across client environments.
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