GC Cybersecurity Announces Information Security Enforcer 3.0

GC Cybersecurity is pleased to announce the release of Information Security Enforcer (ISE) 3.0. The updated version has full scale CASB features and new capabilities for controlling information being uploaded to cloud applications as well as a range of sophisticated reporting options for analyzing export of sensitive data to the cloud. Real time data leak prevention controls potential exfiltration attempts and blocks attempts to upload unauthorized sensitive information to any cloud application.

The Information Security Enforcer 3.0 stops data leaks in real time to web applications such as Office 365, Box, Dropbox, and other online storage and collaboration services. It also monitors online email systems such as Gmail, Yahoo mail, etc. Using GC Cybersecurity’s unique technology of 3-D correlation between actors, content and operations, the ISE can automatically and accurately determine who should have access to what. Based on the type of information being transmitted, its security-based significance and the clearance of the sender, the ISE determines if an exfiltration is in process and block any attempts to upload highly sensitive content. Even if a company has allowed access to Box, or other popular content storage sites, the ISE will analyze whether or not the user has permission to move any specific piece of content. If the user’s security clearance and authorization is not appropriate for the content security level, the transmission will be stopped.

An extensive set of CASB reports allows security professionals to analyze who is transmitting what content to which cloud sites. This is very useful for companies who are studying usage patterns of sensitive content in their organizations. Reports detail what types of content have been blocked and uploaded, by whom and using what cloud applications. Top N reports provide summary information regarding top users, top content uploaded and top cloud destinations.