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How To Secure Your Cloud

December 19, 2017

For many industries, the cloud security market resembles a “wild west” of information technology, where DIY tools with questionable claims leave your critical workloads and applications at risk of breach by malicious cyber threats. There are no clear standards and a single breach can cost your organization an average of $4 million. Who do you trust with your most valued asset – your cloud? Armor’s managed security solution is defined by six essential cloud security elements. Our “How to Secure Your Cloud” infographic gives you a visual breakdown of what these six elements are and how they work to help secure your cloud data from cyber threats.

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At Binary Guard, we pride ourselves on taking fresh approaches to solving today’s ongoing cyber security problems facing companies and government sectors worldwide. We have a unique ability to design and fabricate computer hardware and instrumentation that gives our solutions abilities that others struggle with solving using software alone. Our first flagship product suite is composed of a patent-pending cloud-base automated sandbox called True Bare Metal ™ geared toward analyzing the most lethal threat vector facing organizations today, targeted and APT malware as well as generic malware hidden in targeted attacks such as Phishing and all its types.

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How To Secure Your Cloud