Threat Actors Don’t Know the Meaning of Recession

Threat Actors Don’t Know  the Meaning of Recession

Protect Your Company Without Breaking the Bank

As inflation reaches  record highs, the fear of recession rises concomitantly. According to a recent Bloomberg survey, the chance of a recession is  nearly 50%. This means less shopping, less investing, less risk taking, and less money in the market. For many organizations, this means finding savings any way they can.

Most industries spend less than  7% of their revenue on IT, which is not nearly enough when you consider the potential threats. Tech and software companies are spending 11% and 18% respectively because they have a much better understanding of how their business can face significant legal, repetitional, and infrastructure challenges with just one successful attack.

Furthermore, with more employees working remotely or in hybrid situations, businesses need to find new ways to protect their company’s data and applications, wherever, whenever, and however their employees are accessing them – whether on-prem or on the cloud. This is especially important when employees are using their own devices.

What options remain for businesses looking to find a sustainable solution to the ever-growing cybersecurity challenges?

As business owners look for ways to cut costs, enterprise browsers not only eliminate the need for multiple solutions - and reduce related licensing and management costs - they make it easier for employees to be located anywhere, potentially decreasing footprint and operating expenses. Additionally, centralized security streamlines operations, allowing your security knowledge workers to focus on more essential tasks.

Zero-Trust enterprise browser provide security, control, and flexibility – at very affordable price points. Where traditional security solutions require complicated hardware, the enterprise browser requires a simple download onto existing equipment – desktops, laptops, mobile, tablets, etc.

Why SURF?

Not all enterprise browsers are built the same. SURF Security was built with both the employee and the employer in mind. Instead of tracking and saving all employee actions, SURF maintains employee privacy by sending alerts only when there is a breach in policies, such as an employee trying to access data for which he is not authorized.

The zero-trust model allows companies to hire outside contractors without fear. Contractors will be provided with login credentials and have their access limited based on need. This ensures that the work can be done without the company’s “crown jewels” being put at risk. SURF is built based on Chromium, making the user-experience nearly identical to Chrome. This eliminates the need for training and keeps operations running smoothly, even during onboarding. Plus, adding new users is simple. No additional performance tuning or endpoint resource monitoring is required.

SURF Security identity-first, zero-trust web browser enables employees and contractors to work wherever, whenever, and however they want without affecting business cost or operations.

Efficiency is key in today’s market, so don’t let fear of security costs hold you back – think of how much a breach would cost you and invest accordingly. 

SURF over the wave of threats with us.

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