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Associated Press
3 days ago
- Business
- Associated Press
Fasoo Smart Screen Bolsters Supply Chain Security with Advanced Screen Protection
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA, June 2, 2025 / / -- Fasoo, the leader in data-centric security, introduces new momentum for Fasoo Smart Screen (FSS), its advanced screen security solution designed to control unauthorized screen capture tools and display a dynamic watermark on screen, deterring users from taking a photo using smartphones. As global supply chains become increasingly digitized and distributed, organizations face heightened pressure to secure every touchpoint where sensitive data is accessed. Organizations in the semiconductor, automotive, energy, aerospace, and defense industries, as well as companies across their supply chains, recognize that protecting what's visible on the screen is just as critical as securing files in storage or in transit. Fasoo Smart Screen addresses this growing need by adding a powerful layer of screen protection to data-centric security strategies. The solution prevents unauthorized screen captures, applies dynamic watermarks to deter visual leaks, and logs screen-based activity to support incident response and compliance efforts. 'Supply chain ecosystems are more interconnected than ever, but that connectivity also introduces new risks, especially when intellectual property information is exposed on screen across third-party vendors, offshore development centers, and outsourced operations,' said Jason Sohn, Executive Managing Director at Fasoo. 'Fasoo Smart Screen helps organizations enforce zero trust principles even at the screen level, ensuring that visual data exposure doesn't become a weak link.' Fasoo has seen rising adoption of FSS across industries with complex and high-value supply chains, including semiconductors, automotive, and electronics. In these environments, engineers, suppliers, and contractors frequently access critical IP and confidential design data via virtual desktops or remote platforms. FSS helps ensure that what's shown on-screen – from chip layouts to production blueprints – stays protected at all times throughout the extended supply chain. Key Features of Fasoo Smart Screen: • Dynamic Screen Watermarks: Apply on-screen, user-specific watermarks that allow tracing data breaches back to their source. • Screen Capture Prevention: Block all screen capture attempts, including the Print Screen key, snipping tools, remote control software, or other capture applications. • Comprehensive Activity Log: Monitor screen capture attempts for audits, compliance management, and incident response. • Seamless Integration: FSS is compatible with Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, and various environments, ensuring comprehensive protection across diverse platforms. For more information about Fasoo's screen security solution, visit About Fasoo: Fasoo provides unstructured data security, privacy, and enterprise content platforms that securely protect, control, trace, analyze, and share critical business information while enhancing productivity. Fasoo's continuous focus on customer innovation and creativity provides market-leading solutions to the challenges faced by organizations of all sizes and industries. For more information, visit Jungyeon Lim Fasoo [email protected] Visit us on social media: LinkedIn Facebook YouTube X Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content 'as is' without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above.
Arab News
14-05-2025
- Business
- Arab News
Building a resilient mindset key for businesses to mitigate cyberattacks
For organizations to have the best chance of minimizing the impact of any cyberattack, it is essential they take a proactive approach and gain visibility into where they are vulnerable. That means developing a resilient mindset throughout the business. Resilience is becoming an increasingly important part of how organizations approach cybersecurity, as businesses realize the inevitability of attacks and the limitations in only focusing on attempting to stop these. A study by Gartner finds organizations that leverage the principles of resilience outperform their less resilient peers, and build stronger, more adaptable cybersecurity programs. Central to this is the concept of creating a truly 'zero-trust' mentality, which provides the bedrock for any organization's cyber strategy. 'Zero-trust is not a product but a concept,' explained Tony Fergusson, CISO in Residence at cloud-based cybersecurity platform Zscaler, who helped develop the theory. Building a resilient mindset is a core element of zero-trust, encouraging individuals to take responsibility for cybersecurity rather than leaving it to IT teams. This means, Fergusson said, actively involving employees in planning exercises to test the impact of a cyberattack, so they can see at first hand just how serious an incident can be. 'I've been inside the war room and people react very differently,' he said. 'Some completely freeze and just don't know what to do. Others step up and take charge.' Tabletop exercises, where teams of people meet up to tackle fictitious but plausible scenarios to test how they would respond and take away key lessons for future events, can be an excellent way of helping people understand their role and responsibilities. 'We need to sit with the people who are going to be in the crisis room and make sure that we have a plan,' said Fergusson. 'Often it can get very mixed up in terms of who is doing what, and the result is that not a lot happens.' Such exercises can then be used to develop specific roles for individuals in a crisis. 'One of the other things I've found is that we tend to overreact,' he added. 'Sometimes the reaction is to shut everything down. But that can cause even more damage, because maybe some things were still working. Once you've turned everything off, it can be difficult to get systems back up and running. That's not a nice place to be.' As well as working with employees, organizations need to develop a wider culture of resilience. This means taking a more proactive approach to identifying potential risks rather than relying on more reactive techniques. 'Endpoint detection and response and other tools are very much about trying to detect something and respond to it,' said Fergusson. 'That time to respond is coming down so much that we need to think about what controls we can put in place. If we can look for where we have risk, then we can mitigate it before something happens.' A central tenet of the zero-trust concept is removing the attack surface. 'You can't attack what you can't see,' said Fergusson. 'If I remove my attack surface as an organization, that is a proactive measure I can take to prevent an attacker compromising my infrastructure.' Existing technology can also help organizations take more proactive steps, he added, including Sandbox, which will run applications in a controlled environment to test it, before delivering it to the user. 'There's also now technology like browser isolation,' he said. 'This means we can isolate the browser in the cloud and only send the pixels to the user, so if there's a malicious piece of code, it's not able to run on the endpoint. It removes the attack surface for the user.' Breach attack simulation tools and even artificial intelligence can also identify where the biggest risks lie, and how these can be mitigated. 'We need to find out what is the most important part of the technology that needs to run and make sure we build resilience around it,' he said, adding that industry standards often only provide a basic minimum in terms of resilience. Once the biggest risks have been identified and mapped, organizations can deploy a risk register and use key performance indicators to drive teams to resolve those. A resilient mindset also means reviewing how organizations use the technology they have at their disposal. 'Sometimes the problem is the way the technology is used or configured,' Fergusson pointed out. 'If I have a firewall, but I don't configure policy in it, how resilient am I going to be against attack? That's where we have a lot of work to do.' Underpinning all of this is the need for visibility. 'That is a superpower,' concluded Fergusson. 'If we're able to mitigate risk before that attacker comes after us, before that network fails or before that person makes a human error, that's true resilience.' To find out more about how Zscaler can help your business build a resilient mindset, visit
Associated Press
06-05-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
TekStream Partners with Cloudflare to Bolster Cybersecurity and Digital Resilience Offerings
ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 6, 2025-- TekStream , a cybersecurity and IT solutions leader, has partnered with Cloudflare to expand its cybersecurity and digital resilience offerings. As a Cloudflare Solution Partner, TekStream now offers its customers a broad range of security, zero trust, and performance platform capabilities. 'Building and maintaining strategic partnerships has long been a priority of ours,' said Rob Jansen, CEO of TekStream. 'Expansions like this enable us to address key customer challenges by providing a broad set of leading-edge solutions while deepening our sales channels. Over the past few years, we've cultivated strong partnerships with AWS, Oracle, and Splunk. We're excited to add Cloudflare to enhance our digital resilience offerings and look forward to delivering future enhancements to our customers with the right partnerships.' Cloudflare assists businesses in protecting digital assets, enhancing performance, and strengthening security while ensuring seamless cloud operations. As a Cloudflare Solution Partner, TekStream now delivers Cloudflare's advanced security, zero trust, and performance solutions to its customers. Combining TekStream's expertise with Cloudflare's cutting-edge platform confidently empowers organizations to scale their cloud environments with maximum security and reliability. 'The addition of Cloudflare is extremely complementary to our AWS and Splunk customers, given the deep integrations between both platforms,' shared Judd Robins, Executive Vice President at TekStream. 'Cloudflare enhances our customers' technological investments and provides essential data source inputs into a customer's security and log aggregation platform with Splunk. We're thrilled about the added potential this brings for both new and existing clients.' TekStream's 4S Framework — Strategy, Services, Support, and Sourcing — ensures clients maximize Cloudflare's full potential, helping businesses enhance security, optimize cloud performance, and drive long-term success. To learn more about TekStream's new Cloudflare capabilities, click here . About TekStream TekStream, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, helps clients accelerate digital transformation by navigating complex technology environments with a combination of technical expertise and staffing solutions. TekStream provides battle-tested processes and methodologies to help companies with legacy systems get to the cloud faster, so they can become more agile, reduce costs and improve operational efficiencies. With hundreds of successful deployments, TekStream guarantees on-time and on-budget project delivery and is proud to have 98% customer retention. View source version on CONTACT: Media Contact Brianna LaRouche Trevelino/Keller [email protected] KEYWORD: UNITED STATES NORTH AMERICA GEORGIA INDUSTRY KEYWORD: PROFESSIONAL SERVICES DATA MANAGEMENT SECURITY TECHNOLOGY HUMAN RESOURCES SOFTWARE SOURCE: TekStream Copyright Business Wire 2025. PUB: 05/06/2025 07:55 AM/DISC: 05/06/2025 07:54 AM
