NordVPN releases B2B offering
Nord Security has launched its third offering in the world of cybersecurity: NordStellara B2B-oriented threat management platform.
Originally used as an internal tool by the NordVPN team, the security solution has been polished into a purpose-built product for business use.
Rounding out the enterprise-focused Nord security solutions, NordStellar joins NordPass, our pick for the best password manager, and the NordLayer network access security solution.
Mitigating identity threats
Lately, threat actors have increasingly focused on simpler methods of gaining access to corporate infrastructure, such as stealing credentials, distributing passwords, and purchasing leaked credentials on the dark web. Why spend time cracking a firewall or compromising an exposed endpoint when logging into a high-privilege account is easier?
NordStellar can mitigate threats like these with dark web monitoring at the employee, brand, and corporate level, in addition to strengthening cybersecurity by preventing account takeovers before they become a threat, identifying where and when a user is exposed to malware, and protecting to provide employees with protection against identity theft.
Available as a platform and an API, the security solution provides crucial information about the latest techniques and methods used by threat actors to compromise businesses and steal their data.
Vakaris Noreika, head of product at NordStellar, said of the release: “Companies are often unaware of data breaches until it is too late. Furthermore, monitoring external cyber threats requires significant investments in time and personnel. With NordStellar, companies can reduce data breach detection times, save resources with automated monitoring and minimize risk to an organization.”
“The new platform enables security teams to detect and respond to cyber threats targeting businesses before they become more serious. The multi-faceted approach improves the overall cybersecurity position of companies by quickly identifying and mitigating internal and external threats,” concludes Noreika.