Cynet Free Visibility Experience – Unmatched Insight into IT Assets and Activities

However, gaining such visibility is often highly resource
consuming and entails manual integration of various feeds.

Cynet is now offering end-users and service providers free access to its
end-to-end visibility capabilities^[1].

The offering consists of 14 days access to the Cynet 360
platform, during which users can gain full visibility into their IT
environment—host configurations, installed software, user account
activities, password hygiene, and network traffic.

The first one is found within organizations that acknowledge the
necessity of certain tasks – common examples can be maintaining a
patched application, applying change management procedure, and
tracking software. Performing these without the ability to retrieve
the required data easily is hard and error-prone.

The second is security service providers that cater to a
multitude of customers. This group is subject to the same pains of
the first one but on a much higher scale.

Cynet 360 visibility capabilities can boost the efficiency of
security monitoring workflows, enabling MSSPs/MSPs to address their
customer needs with significantly less effort better.

With Cynet 360, operators can easily perform and automate tasks
such as:

• Check if there are systems and apps with missing security
  patches.
• Know the accurate number of all hosts, their operating system
  version, and installed software.
• Customize and create asset inventory reports.
• Discover risky user accounts and network connections.

Cynet Vulnerability Assessment

Cynet Network Topology View

Cynet Activity Context View

Cynet Installed Software Display

The Cynet Free
Visibility offering targets IT/security decision makers who
acknowledge that the lack of visibility acts for them as an
inhibitor in accomplishing critical tasks, whether as end-users or
as service providers.

Using this offering, they can experiment with Cynet 360’s
end-to-end visibility capabilities by applying them to either
optimize existing tasks or perform new ones.

“It’s a rather worn-out phrase: you can’t secure what you don’t
know,” says Gruner, ‘but it’s true all the same, and we are able to
boost organizations in that direction. Available, high-res
knowledge of your environment is the equivalent of a good opening
move in chess – it narrows down the risks you face and enables you
to focus on what really matters.”

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