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hybrid workload security

Hybrid Workload Security

Anti-malware, intrusion prevention and virtual patching for physical, virtual and cloud servers.

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Vendors SecureBeans deploys and supports for Hybrid Workload Security.

Trend MicroSymantecKaspersky
In depth

Hybrid Workload Security at a glance

One policy for data centre and cloud

Hybrid workload security applies the same server security policy to physical hosts, VMware or Hyper-V virtual machines and instances in AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. A cloud workload protection platform combines anti-malware for servers, host intrusion prevention, integrity monitoring and log inspection in one agent.

Virtual patching for legacy servers

Virtual patching blocks exploits against known vulnerabilities at the network layer, protecting legacy servers and systems you cannot patch quickly. SecureBeans deploys Trend Micro Server & Workload Protection and Symantec Data Center Security, sized for your workloads and integrated with your SIEM.

FAQ

Hybrid Workload Security - frequently asked questions

What is hybrid workload security?

Hybrid workload security protects servers and workloads wherever they run - on-premises, virtualised or in public cloud - with one set of policies covering anti-malware, intrusion prevention, integrity monitoring and virtual patching.

What is virtual patching?

Virtual patching uses intrusion prevention rules to block exploit attempts against a known vulnerability until the real software patch can be installed, which is vital for legacy or business-critical servers.

Do cloud servers need their own security?

Yes. Under the shared responsibility model, AWS, Azure and Google Cloud secure the infrastructure, but you must secure the operating system, applications and data on your cloud servers.

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