Akamai Strengthens Enterprise Security Innovation With Workforce Protector
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Akamai Technologies announced 'Workforce Protector,' a security layer for its existing application, API, and infrastructure protection platform.
Workforce Protector is configured to enforce controls at the points where employees interact with AI, SaaS, web, private applications, and enterprise data.
Its features include comprehensive visibility, AI usage controls, secure enterprise browser capabilities, and real-time data loss prevention (DLP).
Akamai Technologies announced 'Workforce Protector,' a security layer for its existing application, API, and infrastructure protection platform. Workforce Protector is an interaction security solution designed specifically for the AI era.
The solution is configured to enforce controls at the points where employees interact with AI, SaaS, web, private applications, and enterprise data. Its features include comprehensive visibility, AI usage controls, secure enterprise browser capabilities, and real-time data loss prevention (DLP).
It is also offered in an integrated package with the company's global private access solution. In addition, it expands visibility into the latest desktop AI applications and into emerging AI workflows.
Akamai said Workforce Protector is intended to strengthen enterprise security innovation.
In the past, excessive complexity and disruption to existing environments were cited as deployment hurdles, and the solution is designed to help enterprises easily carry out core security functions in-house. Ofer Wolf, senior vice president of enterprise security at Akamai, described modern work as being defined by continuous digital connectivity.
He added that Workforce Protector is positioned as a role that goes beyond protecting office buildings to ensuring security accompanies employees and the AI agents they use throughout their paths. It also aims to provide a safety net that enables companies to adopt AI with confidence, without slowing work or forcing changes to established ways of working.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406375
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