Bromium

Bromium offers a unique solution to the increasing threat of cyber attacks. Using purpose built technology, Bromium creates hardware-isolated micro-VMs for each task a user performs.

How does Bromium protect you?

Once installed onto a user's pc, every file that user opens, or web-link clicked on, will be opened in it's own micro-VM. Seamless to the end user, these micro-VMs are completely isolated from each other, and more importantly from the user's pc and your network. This means any and all malicious content is guaranteed to be contained. Once the file/link is closed, the micro-VM is disposed of.

Behind the scenes, Bromium provides a comprehensive view of all tasks running in the micro-VMs. As any malware is free to fully execute within the virtual containers, comprehensive analysis of the complete attack cycle can be performed, including a full malware kill chain.

Why is Bromium unique?

Other security tools look for bad/malicious behaviour or known threats, but won't stop a new style of attack where you are the first to receive it, patient zero. Bromium however stops everything, nothing can ever get through, your real profile is never exposed as a disposable virtual copy of your machine is the only thing on offer.

Bromium can be purchased as a perpetual or subscription basis; Licensed on the number of users, plus whether you choose to protect against files, browsing or both.

We've installed it on all the pc's in our office – even an IT company has staff with a tendency to click on spam emails and open attachments they shouldn't! It instantly takes the worry away, plus the strain of remediation, without any change to performance.

The WhitePaper entitled “Closing the One Percent Gap that costs you Millions” available below offers great insight into the cost of security, the effectiveness of Anti-Virus, and the unique power of Bromium and Microsoft Defender.

To arrange a discussion or demonstration with one of our engineers contact us now on 01677 428700 or email info@fullcontrolnetworks.co.uk alternatively you can see it on the manufacturer's website