Despite massively expanding investment in cybersecurity, damage from cyberattacks continues to rise at an unprecedented rate, projected to reach over $10 trillion by 2025.
Attackers are using AI large language models to create smarter malware
ZTNA 2.0, SDP, and VPN architecture use fixed PoPs providing attackers with static sites that they can investigate for attacks.
Security Certificates that last months or years give attackers plenty of time to explore and attack
Traffic takes the same path through the network via static PoPs
Millions of security alerts each day make it hard for Sec Ops teams to find the right needle in the needle stack!
| Cloudbrink | ZTNA | VPN | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Branch user optimization | |||
| Hybrid user optimization | |||
| Multi-cloud connectivity | |||
| SaaS apps optimization | |||
| Software-only (minimal maintenance) | |||
| Single policy-definition (central control plane) | |||
| Single pane of glass visibility (aggregated visibility) | |||
| Granular control (per user per app) | |||
| SDP-compliant enterprise access | |||
| Automated Moving Target Defense |
The Brink App, installed on end-user devices, leverages the power of AI to overcome any network challenges and guarantees an excellent quality of experience for the end-user, regardless of the network.
Enterprise access points called FAST (Flexible, Autonomous, Smart, Temporary) Edges are automatically created close to the end user enabling Cloudbrink to react rapidly to changes in demand, guaranteeing the highest possible performance. Cloudbrink can automatically scale thousands of FAST Edges. By contrast, traditional vendors typically provide only 100-200 PoPs at most. These edges form a mesh to create the fastest possible route through the cloud on a per-session basis. In contrast, other ZTNA vendors typically provide only 100-200 PoPs at most.
If required, Cloudbrink's connector software can be deployed in the customer's cloud environment or data center to provide a secure end-to-end connection to private apps or data sources.