Combat modern cyber threats.
With modern cybercrime, the playing field is uneven. Threat actors only need to breach your defenses once, while you have to remain vigilant every single time.
Bolster your network against cyber threats and optimize performance for your web applications with 11:11 Application and Zero Trust Services. Now is the best time to embrace zero trust principles like identity verification, ensuring that only authenticated and authorized users can access your applications and resources.
11:11 Application and Zero Trust Services leverage Cloudflare’s connectivity cloud technology, so you can securely access vital applications and resources from any location and device without sacrificing speed or performance. With access to Cloudflare’s expansive global network and infrastructure, you can minimize latency, and provide fast, reliable and consistent access to applications for a better user experience.
Zero trust allows organizations to implement and reinforce a zero trust security strategy that assumes threats can exist inside and outside the network perimeter. This strategy helps organizations minimize the risk of malware infections and data breaches from web-based threats. These services protect sensitive data by assuming a “never trust, always verify” mindset, focusing on continuous authentication, access control, and monitoring to mitigate the risk of unauthorized data access.
11:11 Application and Zero Trust Services are designed to seamlessly grow with your organization, accommodating new users, applications, or geographical expansions without compromising security or performance.
Benefits
What can 11:11 Application and Zero Trust Services do for your organization?
- Safeguard online assets from a wide range of security threats and vulnerabilities.
- Get seamless online speed and performance.
- Maintain a zero trust security posture in modern IT environments.
- Get advanced phishing detection and multi-layered malware protection.
- Ensure availability and reliability of web services and applications.
- Reduce online content latency.
- Reduce unauthorized access and mitigate insider threats.
Application Services key features:
- Web Application Services (WAF)
is a security solution to protect web applications and Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) from various threats, including cyberattacks and unauthorized access. It operates at the application layer (Layer 7) of the OSI model, examining and filtering incoming and outgoing traffic based on predefined security rules and policies.- Benefits – A Web/API Firewall acts as a critical layer of defense for web applications and APIs, helping organizations safeguard their online assets from a wide range of security threats and vulnerabilities.
- Distributed Denial of Service (DDOS)
protection protects web applications from DDOS attacks which would normally take down a site.- Benefits – DDoS protection is crucial for ensuring the availability and reliability of web services and applications, especially in today’s interconnected and internet-dependent world where DDoS attacks are a common threat.
- Domain Name Services (DNS)
is a network of distributed servers strategically positioned across geographic locations to deliver web content and assets to users more efficiently.- Benefits – Cloudflare Domain Name Services (DNS) is an authoritative DNS hosting service providing DNS Security (DNSSEC) features to prevent malicious redirects and hijacking.
- Content Delivery Network (CDN)
is a network of distributed servers strategically positioned across geographic locations to deliver web content and assets to users more efficiently.- Benefits – This improves performance, availability, and reliability in delivering web content by reducing latency and offloading traffic from a single-origin server.
- Secure Web Gateway (SWG)
protects company data and enforces security policies. It also secures and inspects corporate Internet traffic to help prevent phishing, ransomware, and other Internet risks.- Benefits – Enforce strict access controls and continuous verification of user identities and devices. Reduces the risk of unauthorized access and data breaches while mitigating insider threats and adapting to dynamic network environments.
- Cloud Email Security
is designed to protect organizations from phishing attacks, malware threats, and other email-based security risks.- Benefits – Advanced phishing detection, multi-layered malware protection, real-time analysis of email content and sender behavior. Comprehensive protection against nearly all email-based threats.
Zero Trust key features:
- Remote Browser Isolation (RBI)
isolates web browsing activities from an organization’s internal network by executing web sessions in a remote, isolated environment. It aims to minimize the risk of malware infections and data breaches resulting from web-based threats.- Benefits – Improved security by isolating web browsing activities from the internal network. Reduced attack surface as web browsing sessions are executed remotely. Protection against web-based threats and maintaining a zero trust security posture in modern IT environments.
- Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB)
is a security tool or service that acts as an intermediary between cloud service users and cloud service providers to enforce security policies, monitor activity, and protect data stored in cloud applications and services.- Benefits – CASBs are designed to provide organizations with visibility and control over their use of cloud services, addressing security concerns associated with adopting cloud computing.
- Data Loss Prevention (DLP)
prevents unauthorized access to sensitive data within an organization’s network, regardless of whether the access attempt originates from inside or outside the network perimeter. Assumes that threats can exist both externally and internally, and it emphasizes strict access controls and continuous verification of user identities and devices.- Benefits – Protects sensitive data by assuming a “never trust, always verify” mindset, focusing on continuous authentication, access control, and monitoring to mitigate the risk of data breaches and unauthorized data access.
11:11 Systems' Global Cloud Footprint
Designed to meet your unique, global business requirements. 11:11 Systems’ data centers meet the highest standards for security, compliance, and performance. With global availability, consistent infrastructure design, and unparalleled scale and flexibility, our cloud regions will be ready to support your changing business needs.
Points of Presence (POP) Backup and Storage
FAQ
Zero trust security is a cybersecurity model based on the principle of not automatically trusting any entity inside or outside a network. Instead, it requires strict verification of identity and authorization for every person and device trying to access resources, regardless of their location or connection method. This approach entails continuous monitoring of network traffic, strict access controls, and the use of strong encryption to protect data. Essentially, zero trust assumes that threats could be both external and internal, and it aims to minimize the potential damage by never assuming trust without verification.
Zero trust security differs from conventional security approaches by fundamentally changing the underlying philosophy. Conventional security models typically rely on perimeter-based defenses, where trust is placed in users and devices within the internal network. This often involves granting broad access privileges based on user roles or network locations.
In contrast, zero trust security assumes that threats can originate from both internal and external sources and requires strict verification of every user and device attempting to access resources, regardless of their location or connection method. Zero trust emphasizes continuous monitoring, strict access controls, and the principle of “never trust, always verify.” This approach minimizes the potential damage of a security breach by limiting access to only what is necessary and ensuring that every access attempt is thoroughly authenticated and authorized.
Ransomware is a type of malicious software designed to block access to a computer system or files until a sum of money, or ransom, is paid. It typically encrypts files on the victim’s device, rendering them inaccessible, and often displays a message demanding payment in exchange for the decryption key.
Once infected, victims are faced with a dilemma: either pay the ransom and hope the attackers provide the decryption key or refuse to pay and risk losing access to their data permanently. Ransomware attacks can have devastating consequences for individuals, businesses, and even critical infrastructure, highlighting the importance of robust cybersecurity measures and regular data backups to mitigate the risk of such threats. A robust common gateway browser isolation effectively blocks risky ransomware domains based on current threat lists. Visibility across hundreds of billions of recursive DNS queries daily is the key to better protection from ransomware.
The best way to protect users from phishing domains and block suspicious new and newly seen domains is with an isolated browser that actively stops a phishing payload from executing locally. This will prevent users from submitting sensitive personal information.
Deploying zero trust browsing controls protects data living within web-based apps. This mitigates the risk of data loss or more significantly data breaches. Further data loss can be prevented by controlling user actions within the browser, such as download, upload, copy-paste, keyboard input, and printing functionalities.
